http://66.213.69.5/files/original/26b5971e57795df5d04a76948852980c.pdf 1513226f3dcb5d5bf7ebd2f0dc80cdda PDF Text Text ,r ·~·, -··· ' t~~ ~ ... . . llihr Reunion Around an ·Held Sundoy At.G'oeglein's About p·OMeroy 'l'he desoendanll of Abrahlla and . ., . A reunion of the family of Mrs. William Eichinger and the late Mr. Eichinger, was held Sunday at lite Rock Sprinp fairground. A basket dinner was served. Attending were Mrs.' Elchlng· d Leroy· Mr and Mer anp 80 nE,I rs au1 chlnger' an d ·pau Ia Juo~ and Tamara· Mr a n d M M E' h' · d ;, __ k rs. andax Mrs. •c Inger = y; Mr. AllenanEichinger and Mrs. Charles Sa re of Porn· Mary Will Bahr held a relhioil Sunday at the home ol air. and Mrs. Charles Goegleln Ill Flatwoods. A basket dinner was served Mr. and Mm. Milton Roush It noon to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and daoghter, Sandra, were E W 11 nd K th R io Laurelville Saturday after11 · • a ' usse ' noon to attend the weddin~ of Barbara, Brian enne and Deryl. Dor- . i> Davis, Lila and Cheryl Bentz, MISs Dot1~hty 2nd Mr. Tony W. F. Hl.ll, Mr. and Mrs. VI'ctor Crosby . MISs Doughty Is secth e Rahr and Kathy and Jane. I retary tor Mr Rous h at Linda and Keith Bent> Vicki : FHA off1re . · ·AWut Middleport is Chatter Draped for ·E.O.Smith . Arom1 · and Eichinger Reunion is Held Sundoy ... ··-- . I ·' ,i '· 1888 .... Tlte charter was draped In memory ol E. 0 . Smith when Theodorus Council, Daughters' of Amerira, met Monday evening at lite JOOF Hall. ..Dean Barn!~. oouncUor, prem<!ed •nn the meeting opened In ritualistic form. Fan n le McNamee and Fannie Phillips were r"JJII'Ied home .!rom the •uuspIta!8 .qnd ~p~vmg. H~~• tie Curtl3 ts til tn Vetera~ Memoflai Hosp•tal and Gladys Cu kl H1 c Her ~~ I1mprov1ng at 0 ~ C.S. worll.rnt!'_Will III!Sijay }.I · . . Cb\ll'clt ill . A-1st class WOllam (Pete) a.m. •inttl ! p.m. Wemer, son. of Mr. and Mrs. G. women uq:ed to, attend, 0. Werner, 18 on a month's lour F111111$DAY of duty in Athens, Greece. He THE S(TS\ BEE ·CIIIQ. of. the · will retum to his hase in Soutlt Mlddl"""'t F'JJot )l_tq>lisi.:Church Carolina following the tour. wtll sponsor a Sunday School werner s~1 th r~ months 1n party at the· Mit•are"""' u ....,•.•. Park France earlier lhtS year. Thursday, Sept 8, ~t 8 p. m. • . ' Y Mr. Harry S. Moore has been This will be a · cook out and and Mark Gtl\Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs limr.er Holler visited eroy. t ed 1 h' h s .. __ 11 di · · •· b. · Don Van Meter, Mrs. Ada Van Sunda'v ~fiPfn(l()J' Wilh Mr and I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Leifheit rTehlurdn A 0 f IS osmte onM . .. ~ 3 C(. ~· . or~ !'l' ' rmg • 1 ·• • r ve. rom . arys zer Mp•ta . table servt(:e. · ·· - ·" · · · . Meter, Mr. and Mrs . Berlle Mrs Roy Frecker Pine Grove and sons, Mr . and Mrs. Rndnev H 'tal . H r 1 w v Th lin . d ted THE PHILATHEA SOC!"'"" Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. Henry : and.Mrs.8erth&BaumofOak i LeifheitandMr.andMrs.Er~- ospl m unmgon •. · a. e.a-ave g pnze ona _ ·· . . c.~J' Bahr and Patti, Howard, Jeann : Hill .,t Leifheit, Akron; Mrs. Mil· whereHhe .underwent maJotir .slur- by rdEedltZ!!thethWinCampbeiiCoowkas a~ ofChrtthetMII,dldlepotrtThChurchsd . .( · t of Tammi, TerTi, Jimmy , .Jackie · . ton Wayland and daughter, Ger- g~. e 13 recovermg 88. sac- wa 1 ~ ona · "' · 8 -w _ mee . . ~f ay &and Kenneth Harding Mr. Mr. anri Mrs Dan MorriS . A C h g Falls· Mr tonly. meeting o. lite Past Cuuncllors nlng. Sept 8 81 7.30,p.m. at d nMrn, uJyaBo aW 1 d' d. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Rey· was anno~mced for Thursday home \Jf Mrs. Ro~ · h~ibel on and Mrs · Clarence N'eutzllng · iSpent tnr weekend with friends n an nd s. M'k · · ay an ant· nol ds or Lebanon. Oh''"• were evenmg · 'Rd• _,,, Mrs. ~ffie Pyle. in C ind~n t~ ti . M'ddl at the home ('If Mrs. Lead'mg c-• ··~ _. 1 Milton Raymond and Pam : ~a so;· Mr' eVY'll' ~po~: holiday weekend guests ol her Cook. The meeting closed In THE CliTHOLIC , 'WOMEN'S Miller Ernest Bahr Mr. and . Alfred Gloeckner of Canton hr·11 an d d s. ht 1 taMm ouSa· brother and sister-in-Jaw, Mr . regular form. club ot the SileredH~I'I chur~h · ' spent lhr h<ll1dav weekend s e an aug er, arte, Y d M p 1 G 'II 1 Th.. -~. 1 'I Mrs. Golden Bahr, Mrs. Mary . . . racuse · and Mr and Mrs W an rs. au rueser. WI m~ . ':"~.Y a p.m. . M C · B h M · With h1s mother. Mr,;;. Jarob • · · · Tom Lyons, .son of Mr. and In ltle cJ\urch a·•-~um Bat1ey rs arr1e a r, rs. . G s f ·ed G lli r15 · uuuun • Marga,ret R~ssell, Kyle E. Bahr, Gloeckner: and at h1s farm at · ey rt • a po · I Mrs . John Lyons, whe has }ontJs' Receive Mrs. D2vid Ohlinger_Mn. Pattif> Fee, HPidi and Peg 1m Cherry R1c!ge . j I been stationed wilh the Army W adore B~.gle, Mrs. FrankHn "' · Mr. and Mrs John Hutchin·. n;U no ord of Birtl11 Hepp, Mr.. Cb aries Milhoan and Mr. and Mrs. Gaeg· UfC Aviation Headquarters in Cha· leln and Charlene, Michael and , son and Miss Eva Houdashelt no•k Alf Base, Ala. , and m Mr. •nd Mrs. Homer Jones Mrs . Earl Morns 8S boslesll<!s. BEAT SHEI!T of Ugblwelnl tleel loU Is the newest Mark of Columb'ls and Mr and Mrs. Virgmia. is here for a sixteen have re<etved word of the birth Rosary at 7:30 I I!l. jn . .lhln&ln-llng ulll. Conslst~ of paper-thin alee! loll Melvin Vor Meter and son of day vi sit with his parents, en· of a daugt>ter. Lynn Ann, to ary, will prec<m lite' llmlnoted.· lo epoxy 111m and etehed to forralhe electrical 1 '"•nc'Innat•' were week end . . . . route to Oakland Air Force &se their 1(l'anadaughter. Mr. and ROCK SPRIN<ll! elrcull. dlsp~~ed here, the 2-by-4-foot units are attached '~ R I servtces WIII be•. ~ n • t in California From California Mrs David Thompson tMar"'r meet 'fllursday al-. " p rit lo tbo bacb st..t pa.nelo designed Ia ftt IDle alandard Cl111 rr I1 C'u1U Iws guests or 1Mrs Ad am Eb E"rs bac h h eVIVa d Ch h f th N · · J" • ' .• .!fresh-/ frames of a suspended ee 11 lng. The aheets alrhdf are W ~>iner Roast and famllv . , I e Rut1an urc a e aza- he will go to an air base near ie Lucas) of Marion on August will be a program and" belnc ·ased as lbe sole beat sourees for several IChoola Mrs. Eslie Mossman enter! rene Wed.nesday • September 14, Saigon, Viet Nam. Lyons has 8th and tt~e birth of a son, Mich. ments. Ja Newlf.Pipsll:~e. · tained the Junior Girls class of ' Mrs. J"k R. Cox pl Red- Jand contmue through Septem- had traming in M.O. S. 67 Q ael David. to their grandson, The Pa~l .Coancllors of :";~!fl~l~~....;.""":_-l;.:...-:=:::..---------lhe Pomeroy Nazarene church, \ lands, CaM., is the guest of ~er 25, at 7:30 p.m. each even- 2.0 as ~rew chief and night Mr. and Mrs . R·odney Lucas, dorus COmic,IJ Da~Of of which she is teacher, with a I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan mg. . engineer on the gas turbine hel- of Defiance. erica will'- !Met ~ay o••orj;~~~~~~~~~:,. wiener roast friday evening at ~ and son. ~vangehst s~e'aker _for the icopters used by the army. He ~r . anrl Mrs. Charles H. Lu- mg, at t.h , home of Mrs. Thomthe Middleport park. Mrs. Ken· Mrs. fip Bowling rehll'ned to senes of rneeh~gs will ~e the is a graduate of Middleport cas, CalPdonia, are grandpar. 8B Cook. -.. neth Pierce assisted Mrs. Moss- her home . Columbus, Monday, Hev. George Gflmm of SISters· High SchooL enls of oolh. Mr. and Mrs . THE PHILATHEA SOCIETY man m serving. after spending a week with her Vl~le., W. Va. He 15 an ordamed 1 The Rev. and Mrs. Dona ld Charles Lucas, Columbus, and of the Middleport Church 0 0 Precedmg the roast, Bible parents, Mr. and Mrs Nathan mmJster of the Church and has Hicks are in Yorktown for a Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones, Christ will sponsor a runurut~gel ·:· quiz game• were conducted by Biggs all'i family She was ac· s~rve~ as. Pastor of several ! two week reVIval service. Our· Middleport. are great grand- sale In thE Coates building .. · . . Mrt:l Mot~sman Attendmg were compamed home by Mr. Bowl- cd' urc es ldn hthe WI est V1rgmla ing tfle Rev. Hick's absence parents Mrs Lena McEihin- Thursday, Friday and · IStnct an . as. a so served as regular services w1JI- be held at ney, 93,' is the great great day, S,ePt. B+IG. ·' · RE'N...-" 'n N~v, .(UP)) 1 ,· Ka th y Moore, Dar Iene, Conme ·mg whn spent the day here. :'1' - F or th e stree1 for con and Donna Klein. Debra Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs :n e~angehst '" several other the Middleport Church of Chnst. grandmother. THE MISSIONARY . D;!~~. Jr. llapplness II "And let's face it, I Uke nlct Becky and Oiant> Sm1lh and Di· were S~nday evemng guests of ~tnc~s. Rev· Gm~m 18 con- Gideon sunday w1JI be observ-of the Pomeroy First chun;~ · c.ontract a'Ri .11 things. I would rather have I ane Lewis. Mr. and 'Jrs. freeman Enoch, 51 ered a~lloubetstandmg p~each· ed thiS Sunday wtth Mr. Sam wiU meet TltiD'!day at 7:30 • won'i 1~. . $1 ,5110 watch than a $15 wateh, fi"""'""'""'""'""'""'===. Jsyracu.e. er an WI . ao mspiTation l String as the guest ~aker Mr Private Charle• W Frecker, m. at lh• church w"" Davllt lilltftht lint phue of even though ''e cheap one to those attending ·•· · · ho · ed ·hi b si .. ' ' ell" Mrs .,:'iathan Biggs and daugh- The Rev. Wilbur ·Beaver oew j String, who is associated with w recetv. . s a c tratrung Aten Shain as PJ'1!11'~ central!! with William might keep lime juot as 111 • ters ~boron and Mrs. Tip • the Goodyear Company also at For\ Bmrung, Ga. , recently IJiil Mrs .Orvill 'll'lijs,-IUid operator of casinos at Davis wouldn't hove to work Pome"'y Otlto Bo.;ling. were visitors 1n Park- pafsthtor No! the Ru tlandte Cdhlurch 1 spoke last year at the' church spent a 14-day leave with his Joseph Cook J,.~ )leno and Lake Tahoe. another day after fulfllllng his 1s ex n ng a 0 e azarene, · parenls Mr and Mrs W'"'t'm ' ...,...,. · · R 1 x1n 1 h" dr 1 suit To NIGHT & THURSDAY • · ..w_ r~Y e a 1 n 1!1 ess ng e whopper con tract, but he has Iersburg, W. Va., Ias t w~e k. cordial invitation to the ublic The regular prayer meetmg NOT OPEN Mr. anrl Mrs Mer! ShiSler of to tt d th . P service on Wednesday evening Frecker. He was taken fJ1 the THE POMEROY shows, Davis says no plans fl) quit. He likCI to Wooster were weekend guests a en ese servtces. will also be held. The R e v. Columbus Airport by his aun~ Athletic .Aisociallen lh• . aiiltraet was the work. fRIDAY ond SATURDAY of their auot, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. Happy Harvester/1 Hicks will be back for the fol· Mrs. l<rma Cleland, k and his SIN' an after game ~.. PFI, . ". "Show business Ia what 1 do," S.ptHnber 9·10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van lowing Sunday services. molher. w~.ere be too a pla~e lowing the Wahama • ' ' "llarrab made the of~er. II he explains. "If 1 work hard, "DRACULA, PRINCE OF DARKNESS" Meter ol Bever.ly were Mond~y Hold Class 111eel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisson for Fort Stll~ Okla. He ·· Will football game this coming lent shivers up my sptne. A It's becaus"' Ia show business !Terhnirolor J guests of her Sister, Mrs. Suste The Happy Harvesters class entertained with a dinner Sun· receive tratnm~ In the use of day nlghl at the Pomeroy dollars represents se~ sll b k and rest on Christophtr Lee Fischer. of _the Fede~ated church met day for their guests, Mr. •nd heavy arLillery. lor High Soltool andliQrlum. said the now wealtlty YOU.£1111 ac Barbara Shelley 2nd FEATURE Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Blake Friday evenmg at the church ' Mrs. Wayne Sisson and chil-l Jays wUl emcee tit~. daJic. who once danced on : : : -=~~~~; ~i::!.~~ ••PLAGUE OF THE and children, Kenny and Susan, With Mrs. Henry Heibel, prest· dren, Carolyn and Linda. VISIT" 'T HOME 10 p.m. It U mldbl""'. ZOMBIES•' tn charge • A ' .... Rl' mu. strates hll point. of Cl ev• Ion d a nd Mrs. Ch ar- dent {Tet hn ic~ l or) A ' h rt b . . . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight Mi" Sharon Frecker who II M~ S~rtne, Wltl\f ~ .I lu was d M M c W'l · 'ted • J·-·'-•-- ~· t tb He I tllliP upbeat to b es, .o\ndre Morrell .fohn Carson les Blake of Syracuse were h s o. usmess sesston 1 . an rs. · · son VISt taking psychiatric training .&1 ~~...... ww :,:-;:; a inciiltiJna a set ba<ked only by Tuesday jinner guests of Mr. ~~.w~ch opened Wtth ~be over the weekend lo Columbus the Athen• State Hospital, IOOF ital~ j'riday, at I p.m. dru SUNDAY, MONDAY Blakes sister, Mr.~. Susie Fisch· were sma~!y;'; :.~~~:~::: with their ddaughter and Hson-tn. spent Labor Day week end ~.Frl!faf J·;.,;~;;:;;.;,; a, ~~ llhler H':'dances, Jmpersenates, and .and TUESDAY er. th B ti I M ' . Jaw, Mr. an Mrs. Hon a 11 ey. with her p•rents Mr and Mrs ...,.TJIRN v""""'"' does panlomlme, all mixed with Sept. 11 ·12·13 Mrs. ~u;ie Fischer and Mrs. • ap s en' Assocmtlon Th Il 11 ed •-t 0 th lr ' · · ~ n.., • ......, f tit Charles ' ···h h•• entered "GLASS BOTTOM BOAT'' Se b . • a eys mov m e William Frecker and altended • ..,..:"1'."'1"'" ~ a """" a line of patter ranglltg from , 1:Tl'rhn ico]or) Grover Erb visited Tuesday af- on ptem er 15 and to the dis· newly constructed home in Up- the Kautz Starcher -·•••.,.. lleiolut!Oit, will Vlrglnla Tech Cellege. jokes •· per~nal ob··-~Uo-. Doii!l Day Rod Taylor tern -th M Ch 1 Me trict meeting or the American . . "QIW.,. ·ui.ird... nd N o....... .., ...., ,.,.., ... "'"" oon WI rs. ares • Le . A T Octobe per Arltllgfl)n this past week. at the Federated Church. · - il 2 pJII, at lite Mr. a Mrs. orman .,.,.,.. He may take a turn at drum! Colorurtoons Narnee. Middleport. gton UIU tary 011 r 8. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson IAINOIIII Pullh HoUse Ia Chester and Mr. and Mrs. or ''vibes., mid u an Th~ ~eet.:;'.g ?losed with the Miz- and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bowea, Hndi Temple 26 Dokas Guests e:ifrl wUll 'Mra. George Evans of Roush Hoad tmeX)H!Cted ' novelty, he rna~ pa n tction. Athens, were holiday weekend were present irom Q,lumbus Mrl. lclwu:d anti recent visitors of Mr. and demonstrate his ablllty It TRUSTEES TO MEI!T guests of Mr. and Mnl. Emer· and Portsmouth. Tom MIDI and !lin G!Uilllr P . . 0. H. Frecker. Itandllll( 8 plstoi. . Alld son Jones and daughter, Baraon represented Galtipolla OUIIIIPPUr wiD be Mr. 811!1 Mr4 •.. Rol!erl Conkle He varies his roulllll aa:ordRev. M . eIYID r~, paster 0 1 bara. Lodg LMhn•~--r n.w-.. Mtke and Cindy were ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Um. ted Melhodtst Church, Mrs. Jesse Lake W-t Jef· Mrse. C L. Wood 1 "-·-·Ill """"'-""''i...... ""f.."::'_... ::J.. ' ing to the audience, 0 ,.._, .. e, """!""''•!'~~:""y.._ •• calling a special meeting of ' Mro• . h · · · :ymtors of Mr. and "II isn't tltat u audience b th Ch h Board I Tru ferson, and Mr. and s. Mic • Tenn is here Ill' several .... .Wilham Conlcle at Harp. hlp er not," he says. "U I had toe .:c t the 0h h s:s ael Ohlinger and childre•, spent week; visit with her mother-in· Till; NJpDLEPQ)n' H I They also attended the to depend on the hippies 1 m a c urc " the holiday weekend with Mr. law Mrs E M. Wood. Sch011l Cbaerltodm wm Fatr h and M' N. M. '"·· N ill a "'"" ~ teen dallce Mrs. Eug. W It, Mr and would starve. Tbe audience as Thursday, September 8th, at and Mrs Leo Kennedy 7·00 p M · rs. an oore, """" e e •.,.. ene ya · two lonns. One Jmowa me and · · · Mrs. William Bane. Zerkle Miss Hallie Zerkle and Salurday Digbl at lite Mro. Elmer lhle, Mr. and Mrs. 1 dllll~ have to prove myself to MOORE REUNION SET Barbara Jooes is spen~g Mills Grace Hawley were' iD pol'l ~b gym. from 10 p.m. . 0. H. Frecker and Mrs. Dora it. The other · 11 made up of The uai .. this week In Columbus unci m Columbus Sunday evening .., 1% Dlldnl&ht, foUowiR& t h I\OUah of Mlddle(llll:l attended people who are out fuf 1 good 1 C. and =·~=':'~~:w:• ~ Dayton wLahere Flshe widll bed tltebis meet Miss Mildred Hawley, RuUand'lbe-MkldJleportwiU be · lbelr church con\'l!otlen at Shar- time. 1 want them to say they held at Suttoa Methodist guest o1 rry nego1 an wbo returned from a trip t. Eur· game. aya IJII on Tblln\l!ty and Saturday. had 8 good Ume, not just 'he'a ch cb Sunda Se tembe parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ape. charge. Mr. and Mrs. W'tlllam Fraz. the IJ'e&lesl', 95 A '::'.sket dinn~ wi~ be .!rv:!i Finegold and family. Dr. and Mrs. P'. M. CiuH THE LETART FALLS Meth- Jer, William and Pally, spent a Davis can claim success wltb at noon and aU relatives 8 n d Charles Wayland was In Jack· have purchased the former odi!t Church will spoa.!OI' a day wltb . Mts. Amanda ~'!Jn nearly eYellthlnfl he bas done. lri ds lnvlled aoa Saturday evening where lie Calderwood borne on N. Second Dey aupper t11 September Kirk on Sl~ Creek. He Isn't happy with his recent en are · attended a meeting of the AI St. and goillg ahead wllb 1 at the Letart Community Mr. and ':rs. John Vill!t. 'television aeries but 11 dietercomplete remodeling project. •lariiDa at I p.m. The Mp. Jlqnald Le.aeh, Marcia for a new ;,.. "maybe ID Dr. Cluff will have offices ID wlll .havo ll'llclu to aell, 1Uid Johnny, spent a lew days 1867 • '6B.'' He'll keep up bll tile residence beglnnlng this ID Columbua wltlt Mr. and Dlghlclub appearances, 1Uid week. Dr. and Mrs. Cluff 1Uid BASil IN SERVICE ·:' ~· , '"'Be~. ''V~. Mrs. would like to write same muaie, family are residiq In the prop- John L. Ban, IOif til Mr. and Ll1llch and . ehlldre1i attended "maybe the great Ameiican arty. . Mrs. Leonard Ban, Syracuse, lite state fan'. musJcal. . Mr. and Mrs. David Jenklna eutered tte service oo August Mr. and Mra. Clarence Searb "But If everytlting should end and children, Steve, Beth and 9 and '• undergoing his basic and Terry spent a day 111 Syra- in the nerl two seooodl, 1 David, Portsmouth, and his par- training at Fort Benning, Ga., ...., wltlt Mr. and Mrs, E!ra would have no oomplslnll," he enls, Mr. and Mrs. BenJamin His addres• is Pvl. John L. Phillips and Walter Cook. said, reDecUng 00 bis career. were Bass, SI8'14W, Company A, Mr. and ,Mrs. Walden Darst "It's better than 1 thought 11 Jenklna of Mtu!stdppl, bollday ""ekencJ 111..11 of ber 3rd Baltalion tat Training Brl· and. Stanley Searls were recent would be. It has lasted loflCer parenla, Mr. and Mra. Harold gade, U.S.A.ic. lnf., For vlltlwa of lite Bob Conkle lam· than 1 thought" Chaae. Benning Ga 319(1; Uy. ' The Rev. and Mrs. . Arthur ' ., . Glenna Shullr spent a day RUSK HOSPITALIZED Klshbeugb and clllldren bave . with Mnl. Roas Shu1er and cbiJ. WASHINGTON (UP!) -~~&returned t. their home Ia Clyde Tides Are Isaued Middleport, ~ 1. eretary of State Dean Rusk wu after a mit here with ber J!ll" For 116 New Can Mr. and Mrs. · StaitleJ Rupe, 'odnftned .., Walter JlHd ~ ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gll· TIUes were Issued 'for 111 new former ~ld1'1'!1 here but now ·Medical Center today oufleriR& /lither with the goldsn glow of ancient tre11urt key. vehicles and 162 used vehicles of Cle..etand, have learned thet from lnfiuenza. He was expect.. Mr. and Mra. Dave Cbesber 1n August; It wu reported ~ lbelr ,l!!l'i llgPr~ }.l In Guam ed to remain hospitalized for of Mt Pletlllllllt, Iowa, spent day by ~lp Clerk . Ha'!f-' .· ~oe wish- :·a few days." You'll discov!'r rPal pleuure in this clastir: 1 the Labor Day bollday wilb his Courts, Evelyn Lucke. llll to' Wrlle 10 libii 'may do ao Rusk was takea from hll Jarman blucher. The rich graiu. leatb&r so~ JeC? te11op wi6 t . big parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, Barry There were seven !lUes at thll ., A. Rupe, hlime to the hospital llt aa 8" .... .,(/' .... well witb the newest brown and olive clothing Cheaher. Other gueata were aued for ·new trailers 16 Lowe (C. ambulance Tueaday. State 0. Mr. and Mrs. J. Schieffer of lrucks, •lx cycles 87 Fran- parJment spbkesmen said the colors. The styling il authentic, the detailing FalJJ Clmrcll, VI. ear titles. Used vehicles . aeeretaty· Wal keepltt& "lD --e..Jtttat. impeccwble. And you enjoy Jamum's "wearAt a recent mertfq of the ed three traDer tiUes, 10 Rife fi)Uch . witlt the clepartmmrt," ...... tar ltllwl- i~ testP.d• comfort, of r.~~i i11f'. Corne ia and try Jleles County W.C.T.U., Mrs. uu... a1s eyrlel 1U111 133 hll IIIIer, 111111 lie acting secretary bad a.a bil eli: aa is Lana MeKltlley lllil Mrs. llel- ear lltk!s Issued. been designated. a pait. 'lliot~ en Lewia reglslered tile llll!lllI · ', bers and IUeolli alii! presented Complete selet:tion of J1rm1n shoes for while ribbon name tap 111 GO TO MANSPIELD t/ an d Ch h Of N azarene , Having Revival I ! e POMEROY -MIOOI.EPORT. OHIO VOL XVIII ' NO. 100 U. S. Death Toll _Reaches 4,993 in Viet Nam Conflict SAIGON (UP)) - The of Americall8 kllled in action in Viet Nam was offidally placed today al 4,993. U.S. military spokesmen said it was a "safe assumption·• that tlie toll had passed 5,000. . • enttne ...·.::. ' ..;;. I' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966 . the ''kill ratio" 4.7 to I for the Allies . Spokesmen said 1119 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed, 309 wounded and 23 missing. Olhor Allied forces had 4 dead and 15 wounded. 1 - 1 1 · ··s a Milli"on I' Contmmng career MEIGS THEATRE Run WORLD I roster Open Friday Night Til 9 t _ he w.,...,. 19· ·-... ...... ,, Tami5bnl Gold 1ni NOW ••• Have Your Di•nd Beset ........ ., I.... l""' ....... ' I. ~ 1• :II to and Mr. Mr. and and Mrs.&InShirley jOined W. Mills M. l;lbe:•:•~•ttend::ln~e~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil zttstie of Colum.buJ and spentt II men. Widths A·B-C-O..E-EEE. Sins 61h to 13. $21·95 ~~ BAKER FURNITURE , ... IACH'IALL• l!dd B)'I'Del the weekend at /IQflelll. 0. where tltey v~ .,eral . P18t>- II es of ~ tilODg 'J'hldl,wu • tour ol Kb!pwood Center Flower Gordelll. ARE OPEN Y THURSDAY AM to 5:00PM . Report No Change in Peking's Hard Line Policy Toward U.S. and Russi~ of I . October Draft Call Post-Korean War. �'' !-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, u , ;oept. 8, 1988 '• Premi~r KyWill Run for DIPLOMACY'S .Of SEAT TRYGVE LIE, Norweg1an SOCialist, W05 the ftrst , HIS electton tn 1946 set the precedent of a five -year term He restgned m 19S2 under Soviet pressure be~ cause of h•s stond ogotnd Red Ch1ne1e Involvement 1n the Korean war. DAG HAMMARSKJOLD, Swedish aristocrat and career d1plomct, -.as next. Elected to a second term, he soon ran into a Soviet bloc boycott of hts poltctes tnvolvmg U.N. peace-keeptng forces He d~d tn on Afri· can plane crash in 1961. set• j' sealed orJ because of a bomb constitution. threat but no bombs were Ky said II would be at the found Fire destroyed a U.S. req of the assembly that he warehouse, burn1ng fl50,000 would nm ae president. When worth ol paper napkins and asked natty whether he would other supplies, but a short circuit, not arson, was blamed. Morell Elt!ctia• Possible Ky sBJd earlier he would step down as the nation's chief once o constituent · ""'embly Is elected to draft a new constltutmn that Ia to restore civ1han government in South VIet Nam. Today he said a presldenual elecUon could coma as early as March and that he was r. ~y. The dapper preml011, DfUilY dressed in a chare<>at striped suit, opened the way for a drill as he chatted wtlh newsmen JP,CA Holds 13 Area Games on ' durlfl!!,. a cocktail party_ United PreS!!: International braUn~ hiS 36th ~lrthday SAIGOJ;I'I !UPll -Prem10r Nguyen 'tao KY ~n~ounced at He '""d he anticipated ' the hiS b1rtMay party tod•Y he 117-membP.r constituent as5emwould run for president If hly bein~ ei"'ted Sund•l ohould .. drafted " As he ('f' 1ehratfld. have the work of draftlnP a the VIet r.ong rocked Salj!on new con!ltitutlon completed wltll a frf'sh . wave ol terror w1thin thrl!t' months He said bla•ll< an- death threats. the a!Sembly Itself could Thus far the terror cam- become national as.'iemhlv paigrf, which has wounded a swttch m hts provlollt dozens ot pefsons, had not position disrupted plans lor Sunday's Sblfll Polllllon eJections and tht government s.nt ~t••on'· d.in!il.rs parading ·Ky satd he wootd not OfllJMO ..,. such a move "if they are good throueh th• street> to ~hlj> up men " tn the paot, Buddhist enthusiasm for the votmg. dem.ands that the constituenl At least four blasts In SaiRon · assem .1 beco:ne · the national IOOay illjllred a dozeo persons, "'sembly IDUched off a political Utree ' ol · them childreo. Tbe criSIS Ky's viewpoint was that giant military Post Exchange new elections woul<t ·first ha.. m the Choton district was to be :. Jd under the new U THANT, lurma's ambassador, f o II owed, I" Jeavmg, he regre«td thqt "un1versohty of membership" st•ll had not hun achieved, Red Chino'' absence prevent!, he believ""meoningful discussion c peace and disar"' '"''~' ON PATROL DUTY • Pr~sitfent ~If I'm Drafte'd' ~ n\~r... ,.~ It may well be the world's toughest job, The requi :' eoR, meeting thm few. The man chosen must have the unanimous b .' ~ini Gf;t~~t ,.,..en deeply divided on o host of world issues. He must thtnk. and act fa, the wOHct! n~b~ll natig" or a/roup. He must chart a course among conflicting interestl Of gr~at 1\Gtiorii,itbnd r1d~ hlf on a mob of new stot11s more mterested in inflommatoryopropo,anda than constru~ive policy. In the two decodes since the foundtng of the Unit. Notions, three men ha'f'(~eld the post. Now, with the decision of U Thont not to seek a new term, ~~.e w~~ t_"~iz:otion 1 ' 111ust find a new secretary general. ' ~o,t Dail Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 8, 1966- 3 accept a draft he replied, "yes, yes I think so.'' ThrouM:hout the oonversa~on at the elaborate party at his fortified residence on Saigon's Tan Soo , Nhut airbase -Itself the scene of recent terror attacks -Ky repeatedly threw in the name of Nguyen Van Thieu, the chief ol state, as the ll!ading presidential candidate Thien was not present at tho birthday celebration. . Government !KIIlfCOI meanwhile satd that most candidates for election have received death tbrwats from the VIet COlli and .-·mingo to withdraw before It is too tale. A government spokesman aatd that no candidate hat withdrawn his name becaUSe of I the threats. ('ia~ts Top Ll.t~~ Pirates Beaten . UPI a, CURt BLOCK Sporll ~rlter I 5-4, Detroltt t!~:!~: 4 • O, M ICleveland I Wuhlngton I Wha\ Wllf!e Mays has lost tn lobi spe~ he ma~es up for wtlll quick !Jt~Dltli1g. Wedae>aa, nl~'s box score s~ows Mays S<Oring Ill• winnma · run in the 12th Inning as lhe , San l'rancisco Giants beat Los Angeteo -'3-2 to move into second pia.,. a ball game behind Ptljsburgb, but his value goel tar beYond that. wtlh two down and oone on In ihe top ol .the 12th Dodger rdtever Joe t.leejler fell beh1nd S-& to Ma)!ll. Manager Walter AlsiAlli ~P~III·the percentagea, .~'"' th~ last ball lhrown lntl!!\IOiJ•lly lnir!glng rookie Frll!ill 3olinoon to the plate for biB ~ majw ·teague at bat Tile 8-fooH, 155 PQUI1d ootfielder lined a smgle to ri!lhl center, a smgle Uiat would have sen! lhe ordinary base runner to third. Bill WIUie, playing despll2 a pulled groin muscle, wpultn't settle for thal Quickly takipg intq consideration aqotJ>. er "*'kie (Ken Henderson! on dec~. MII.VI cllllle all lbe way arotind to score. "Wben I saw {Dodger second baoe111an Jtm) Lefebvre run- trimmed Chicago Kans.s C1ty shaded CaliforlliH i &-3. The Giants took a z.o lead tn the opening f when Jim Ray Hart his his 31st home run off Sl!A<fy Kouf~• with Mays on base. Los Ange!eo gqt one in the flfth aod tied the score the eighth when Willie n.,.;,l legged out a texas league aod scored on Tommy Davis' ball llult required a catch by Maya In left field. The •tctory went to Frank Ll'nzy 1&-10) who pitched out bases toade<t situations In each of the last two lnningo. Moeller! was the loser Woody Woodwerd snapped 3-3 be with a two rtll) single the fifth mnmg that led Atlanta BriiVes to th01r straight win. Eddie Matliew•, who had three hits, and Aaron, wbo conlrlbuted smgted in the filth and ~~~~I up on a wild pitch by P loser Tommie Sisk. Ken John..., 112-tl) surviVed a three-run, tnmng struck out seven ~ted Mays satd after the I ~lrl$~:1 ~ck~ ~.•~~~ gune. "I IJiUred I ha~ the element of surprise on my side." In lhe only other N.L. games, first place Pittsburgh lost a full game of Its lead bowing to Atlanta ~ and St. Louia edged Houston &-5. · In lhe American League, flrst place Ba!Umore sent the Yankees Into the cellar witb a 3-2 defeat, lld6ton nipped King football Is here! The Blue Devttl blanked lhol roy downed the West Tbe BlaCks The 19641 campaign will 'com- Tigers 12.0 In Ironton 12 months ans, 12-6. Fri&ay. ' mence throughout the area Fri· ago. This Ia a new year, aod Wellston journeys to M•·•l•~ COat Grove, second day night with 13 contesls. Sat. Jtonton has a new coach. Things ta. The Golden Rockets hope GAHS, has an open urday, Rutland will play ~~ Mid· could be different In the Old avenge a 23-o setback at ern Local wtll liOSf dteport. All games are slated French City Fr1day night Ihands of the Tigers, !!Uifered Dover In what proomlltet 1J for 8 p.m Neighbors Oak Hill and Jack· their opening rame one good contest Seven Southeastern Ohio Lea- son colhde at Jackson The ago. gue teams will go all out to lronmen blanked the Oaks 22.0 Southern Valley keep the loop's prestige high - m 4965. teams w11l all be in action last year .only Wellston lost on I Bexley, a 16-6 v1CUm of Lo- day. Kyger Creek, defending openmg mght Overall, SF.:OAL gan last fall, w1ll travel to Lo- cha.nplons, will travel lo Fair•. ,; .l!f teams compiled a 16-5 won-Jost lgan seeking revenge Friday ev- land; Hannan Trace 1s at Eastrecord against outstde oppos1- ening. ern, the '' conference game I bon. ·. . 1 Nelsonville will host The Albaoy plays at Torlh Gallia, ' ~ ] Tomorrow ~gbt, defeDdmg Plam~ NHS's only win came at and Hannan W. Va, will play Hubbard Slacks smartly league champion Athens will the expense of The Plains last at SOuthwectern host New Lexington, a team lbe fall. 56-0. Pt. Pleasant, after a 27 - 7 styled m this fabrics and coloDS w!IJ Bulld.ogs mauled 42..0 in theJr I Wahama's White Falcons will opening game loss to Haroours·ll fashioned kn<l'IV • how openmg game last year. _ cross tht> Ohm tr bRitiP Pnr'le- ville last Friday, Wlll seek 1ts those who dress youur. Ironton journeys to Gallipolis_ Iroy's Panthers, In 1965, Porne- first win under Coach D1ck When we soy Hubbard we mean busmess, or pleasure! :.'] 1 1 '!I'"' I sqsoii I /HE CLEVELA~ <UP() - Coach, talk 1 · h Jurgensen before the Blanton Collier and his a1des start of training camp. 'SAILING are g1ving high training camp "l told him lhal quarter· AT $!-fORTpriority to beefing up the Cleve- back has to be more than a $ TOP Twts land Browns' defense now that thrower," Graham recalled. .SUMME;2 Jim Brown 1s gone "He fils to be a leader " ••• Frank Parker and Walter Jurgensen has shed about 25 Johnson SE"med to g1ve the hne pounds and is well below 200 more strength and depth and, gomg mto the season. He hit on W17"{ hopefully, v.ill put more pr~s- 718 per cent of his passes dur~ENE sure on the opposmg passer. mg the exhibition season In 17 ALLEY "Yes, I lhmk we're better,'' tries during four exhibttion STANDING , COilter said after Wednesday's ga~ not one was i.ql.ercepted. 1~-1<1 7Ci..f practice sessiOn First examin- Jurgensen confessed, ' 11 blew abon Sunday is going to be a up to about 223 pounds m the ' I very ng1d one. off~season I made up my mmd ~:~:~n:" 'hits while The Browns meet the Wash- to play -at a lighter weight and Tim M<Cerver's two nm ington Redskins In the capjlal see if it would help. homer in the eighth Inning m lhe season opener Sunday. "I formed new~.. eatlng babtl!l . lllted St. Louis past Houston. uSonny Jurgensen not only Made a lot of sacrifices " McCarver connected for his ean throw .... ~football, he's also Graham also had something lOth hom<f_! of~ l~ · 141~• 1 very ~mart quarterback,'' Col- to do with the weight camCuellar Willi furl on lier sa1d. paign. The coach, who has put hose. Hooston scored three Redskins Coach Otto Graham on a few pounds around the runs In the alxth on a two run confinned Collier's appratsal of middle over tJ- years, caudouble by Bob Aspromonte and the Washington player. t10ned Sonny about showing up Jobn Bateman's 17lll horner "Sonny can throw as well as at camp with ''a pot bigger Hat wo+hlf:k Ritchfill, the last anyone I've ever seen, barring than mine " two lnnillli and '1ron lin. second none And he's a fine student With the slimmed-down Jurgame in three decisions. of the game. He knows .more gensen throwing, Graham knows football than I do, I thJnk." h1s Skins have a chance to do By Ualted Press lnternadonat !tan City 8 Calif. 3, night Sonny Slims Down some scalpmg m Sunday's Amerlcau League 'lbursday's Probable Plkhers Graham explamed that he had game, despite that improved W. L. Pel. Gil No games scheduled • quarterback - to - quarterback Browns defense. ; I' ~: !~ :: 10~ netrmt ~~~:~· ~:y~e~ight ~ Bronx Bombers Fall to Last Place in AL Race !~ ' Ylo~ngkeaeft'erw:~leirbep~::;;: Richmond is DUDLEY'S PhoM 992·5560 - =- -HOMECOMING - The Hazel Community Chur<'ll '' ' of Long Bottom, R.D. l, Ohio (DeWitts Run Rd.) announces Its anl\ual homecommg of the church, SeP' tember 25 All day worship service beginning with Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. Basket lunch at 12:00 o'clock E ST. SpeCial singmg and preaching service durmg the afternoon Everyone 1s welcome. Rev. j>dsel Hart IS the' pastor. · -~----,.----- MRS. NOBLE VISITS Shop The Middleport Dept. Store For ••• CHILDRENS WEAR BLOUSES '" UPI Briefs., Sizes 3 to 6r& 7 to 14 e Roll Up • Sleeve !Continued From Page One) li Lonr 1;~~1::!'\..EI:;, ••voa brought tile wrong bas- ket!" B.EDS MAKE CALWP CINCINNATI !UP!) -The I Clncmnati Red~ announced Wednesday seven players from minor teoague affiliates would be added to U1e1r roster after the National League season. Due for recall are pitchers Jim Duffalo, Tom Fmndorf, Dave Galligan, Phil Henderson and Dan Nevtlle and mfielders Len Boehmer and Gus Gil 1 BROKE RtlCUJID COLOGNE Germany (UP!) - West Germany's Harald Norpoth, a silver medalist m the 1964 Olympics, broke the European 5,000..meler record Wednesday Wlth a 13 minute, 24 8 clorkmg tn an int,ematiconat ll track meet 1 for one touchdown pass as he Minnesota 77 65 542 13 Balhmore at Mmo , mght alternated Signal cattmg wtth Chicago 73 70 .510 t71'l Wash at Chicago, mgbt The New Yorll Jets have Dick Wood, a former Jet. Cleveland n 71 .503 1811 Calif at Cleveland, night ' Califorrua 70 70 .500 II New York at Boslon, mght speed' depth and power, but Miami passers fP'e In for a Washington 64 81 ,441 271k N¥1ional League they'll liave . to . answer a University ,bf Kentocky, threw Kansas Cily .,G 80 t41 271'l , w. L. Pel. GB $400,111111 question w1th a second· strong rush from the Jets' BosiOh' ,, '"lit 82 ."~ 28 Plttsbc :h \ 82 59 .58Z By JEFF MEVERS Ito lour h1ts - one a homer by string quarterback 1 in thetr Iforward wall and the DolPhin New Yorll ' 62 81 .434 28 ~ San Francis~ 81 59 _579 ifi UPI Sports Writer Robinson-but never tlu•less .. •f Americon ;oothall League ope· defense must contend wtlll " I \"edoesday•, ~lifts t..os Anlleles \,zg 59 572 The fate of the 1966 New' fered hiS 171h loss agamst 12 1 . FM\daml ·gtnht the Ihealthy Matt Snell I Bosi/Jtl 5 Cleveland 4, mglit Philadelphia ti6 545 beYorredk YJctones - -- - ange w n ay m rsensation Emerson DW"Lt:r. Baltini6te 3 N'etli York 2, night St. Lollls 72 69 )1J 10 ~ Joe Namath, who started 'The cbi6Pion Buffalo Bills, DeltOlj • Washington o mght Atlanta 71 70 5o 11 sors' 29 pennant champim.,hops professional football's huge havmg losflbelr opener to San MinneSotai& Chicago 4.' night Cincmnatl 0 7 5 4 I are forgotten fl. todfly the bonus trend with a contract Diego, are two. point pi6 ks - ~- Houston \ 3 ~ri ~~~: mighty Bronx Bombers are in with atmo.t a half mil11oo Sunday over the lavorite1 over Boston as they New York oo at 426 22 last place. I dollars, ts sidelined wtth a sore Kansas Cit)' Chiefs. who seek to repeat as Western Chtl'ago 49 90 .353 32 Wh1le most YankeP teams of knee Mike Taliaferro, who Heisman Trophy wmner Divi,ion champs John Hadl " Wednesday's Results the pasl were fighting for an played second fiddJe to Namath Garrett in hls first regular AFL bad a good game m the Buffalo Atlanta s Ptttsburgh 3, nu~ht American League flag along last season, is now the f1rst game. KC scored an average of victory \\ltth 14 of 18 passes for St. Lows 6 Houston 5, mght about September the current concern ot lhe Jets I:W pomts in - four 160 y.@nl§ and two touchdowns. SF ;~ LA 2, 12 mns., nt~ht edttion is battling for 1ts By United Press International If, Taliaferro can move tbe contestB and Coach In a'nother Saturday night (Only games scheduledl 1 pre~hge alone ! The Rtchmond Braves have team in regular season play Lhe Stram has the pleasant task encounter, ' Houston and veteran Thursday's Probable Pitchel'!l 1 The Yanks. whose 20 World no fear of the International way he directed the Jets to a 4-- choosmg between Len G and (No games scheduled) Senes bUes mau never De League "Onqueror eorre Bl a are rated even .. ) exhlb1.tion record, New y ork and Pete Beathard at Friday's Games matched. 'fell mto~ lOth place The Braves whipped Roches"" ' 1 M' · Th against Oakland on the Oilers' s a .,.,oo.m agam~ lBml. e back Both can throw , " Atlanta at New York. mght Wednesrhy night after losing 3- ter •2 Wednesday night in the •· are favored bY two ball. borne groundS.~ Houston blasted Cincmnati at Phda, mght 2 to Balttmore and onlu two firstv contest of a Dest-ol-five Jel.3 ""d the A~L ' • " Denver 45-7 In 1ts seasoQ , ~!'.!"'gt owns over ' The BoOton PatrloiS. tlie tmrd inaugural as the :Ja.year-otd St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night days after the league-leading setmfmal playoff for the IL ngs. . team to ~raw a buy last we~k Blandii threw three touchdown Houston at Los Ang('les, mghl Orioles e\1mmaled them from championship cup The Dolphms were a tough b 1he mnHeam league, wdl Th O'l II Chicago at San Fran mght Lhe race Richmond finished fourth 1 d tot In their AFL debut to open wtth ' B•be Pa""' e 1erslatiea ..t In and ' a ruu 1·n San tsses. ffensl Elsewhere, Detroit blanked ing the regular season, il had '>akl•nd last Fdridasty nafighI, Diego Satu~at nhlght and then ~e . 0 th;e ~hr.: '"'m~or : washmgton 4-0, Bosron shaded no trouble against the Red 1roppmg a 23•14 ec1 on 1er probably g1ve do n Huarte has d f aile . , Colts Top Phils C 1e • e 1 and 5. 4 Minnesota Wmgs who won the league Joe Auer ran back the opening own football ' aT .,!alt. Huarte, e;.ns~e ~ r;e~b It Le I 8-7 on Labor Dav downed Chicago 11-4 'and Kansas penna~! bj a game 8 kickoff 95 yards to give Miami 1964 Hei,Srflati''-'.'fvtriher from ~k ..e ;.. 0: : cam ~: The ~a lilpol l s Colts ba'<ebaP c I Tile Br::~ves tallied all their 1ty npped Callforma 8-3 1 an early 7-G lead. Notre Oa~e. co~:r make the ~th.. Baltimore la In 8reen team shpped ~y the P 6 n ~ I NL Games runs in ttH~ s•xth mnmg to snap Alterutes Job Brade with ~ Jete because of Ba at Milwau~C: L.turda ~ague champton Phlllies 8· 7j In the National League, a scoreless ties and take a 1-0 Qutrterback Rick Norton. a Namatb's preaence last year, J.l The two teams met in ~ m a Labor Day contest on Ep- Atlanta tnpped front-runnmg I advanta~e in thP series Dan 1300,tltle package from the The a~ J21'l "'"""ff'flir the Western Division hng Field. P1Usburgh 8-3, San Francisco 1 Schneider and Ch1 Ch1 Oliva ,...,.. Mario Bush hurled six ed ed , "" An 1 •2 · 12 ' · th Red title last December, w1th Green two- th'rd g ~ ge esLo..- mb I combmed lo stop e t s innmg for th s Bay winning in sudd:m death on winners, ' givm~ up three inmngs and I ms eat Wintz:s on f1ve htts .. f l a Don Chandler field goaL and one run. He was relieved Houston 6-5 In the other semi ma senes, The Onoles, who Columbus won the opener There are six games on In the seventh by Jeff Rose SUnday-Cleveland at Washing· Johnson was the losmg their pennant-clinching magic ton, New York at Pittsburgh, er Wilscn had two hils number to 12. further humbled Chicago at Delroil. Minnesoto the losers. Fred Hill had the Yankees by taking the at San Francisco, Philadel~hla for four for the wmners. season ser1es 15 games to Free Flarido al ~1. Loufs aod Atlanta three. Trip• Extonclodl making NFL debut by hosting IL Playoff Standtup Baltimore snapped a 2-2 tie In •- Anoetes. Dallas, the the e~ghth irming, The Orioles 100 GALlONS ._ • By United Press tnternatioDal 1 th b 1w tk Takes You To florida clrctjit's 15th team drew a bye oaded e ases on o wa s In the first week ~f action . d W· L. Pel. and a fielder's choice and CERTIFIED GAS --~ _ _ · _ Rtchmon 0 l 000 Brooks Robinson drove in Luis STATION DONJt ~ls~~~'l..T~~j1~CHt Rochester W 0 I .000 Apar1c1o with a smash off Clete ~..cullllll' ' • 531 W, Moln St. L. Pet. GB Boyer's chest. Pomeroy Acrllon e Nylan COlumbus I 0 1.000 New York starter Toronto 0 l .111111 Stolllemyre limited the Stltct- #rom,...OHr ., ... · Wednesday's Results 200 f•tt.rns & colot'l COlumbus 3 Toron!Q G Richmond 6 Rochester 2 ~--rookie From SMOOTH By GARY KALE UP! 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'-~ �'' !-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, u , ;oept. 8, 1988 '• Premi~r KyWill Run for DIPLOMACY'S .Of SEAT TRYGVE LIE, Norweg1an SOCialist, W05 the ftrst , HIS electton tn 1946 set the precedent of a five -year term He restgned m 19S2 under Soviet pressure be~ cause of h•s stond ogotnd Red Ch1ne1e Involvement 1n the Korean war. DAG HAMMARSKJOLD, Swedish aristocrat and career d1plomct, -.as next. Elected to a second term, he soon ran into a Soviet bloc boycott of hts poltctes tnvolvmg U.N. peace-keeptng forces He d~d tn on Afri· can plane crash in 1961. set• j' sealed orJ because of a bomb constitution. threat but no bombs were Ky said II would be at the found Fire destroyed a U.S. req of the assembly that he warehouse, burn1ng fl50,000 would nm ae president. When worth ol paper napkins and asked natty whether he would other supplies, but a short circuit, not arson, was blamed. Morell Elt!ctia• Possible Ky sBJd earlier he would step down as the nation's chief once o constituent · ""'embly Is elected to draft a new constltutmn that Ia to restore civ1han government in South VIet Nam. Today he said a presldenual elecUon could coma as early as March and that he was r. ~y. The dapper preml011, DfUilY dressed in a chare<>at striped suit, opened the way for a drill as he chatted wtlh newsmen JP,CA Holds 13 Area Games on ' durlfl!!,. a cocktail party_ United PreS!!: International braUn~ hiS 36th ~lrthday SAIGOJ;I'I !UPll -Prem10r Nguyen 'tao KY ~n~ounced at He '""d he anticipated ' the hiS b1rtMay party tod•Y he 117-membP.r constituent as5emwould run for president If hly bein~ ei"'ted Sund•l ohould .. drafted " As he ('f' 1ehratfld. have the work of draftlnP a the VIet r.ong rocked Salj!on new con!ltitutlon completed wltll a frf'sh . wave ol terror w1thin thrl!t' months He said bla•ll< an- death threats. the a!Sembly Itself could Thus far the terror cam- become national as.'iemhlv paigrf, which has wounded a swttch m hts provlollt dozens ot pefsons, had not position disrupted plans lor Sunday's Sblfll Polllllon eJections and tht government s.nt ~t••on'· d.in!il.rs parading ·Ky satd he wootd not OfllJMO ..,. such a move "if they are good throueh th• street> to ~hlj> up men " tn the paot, Buddhist enthusiasm for the votmg. dem.ands that the constituenl At least four blasts In SaiRon · assem .1 beco:ne · the national IOOay illjllred a dozeo persons, "'sembly IDUched off a political Utree ' ol · them childreo. Tbe criSIS Ky's viewpoint was that giant military Post Exchange new elections woul<t ·first ha.. m the Choton district was to be :. Jd under the new U THANT, lurma's ambassador, f o II owed, I" Jeavmg, he regre«td thqt "un1versohty of membership" st•ll had not hun achieved, Red Chino'' absence prevent!, he believ""meoningful discussion c peace and disar"' '"''~' ON PATROL DUTY • Pr~sitfent ~If I'm Drafte'd' ~ n\~r... ,.~ It may well be the world's toughest job, The requi :' eoR, meeting thm few. The man chosen must have the unanimous b .' ~ini Gf;t~~t ,.,..en deeply divided on o host of world issues. He must thtnk. and act fa, the wOHct! n~b~ll natig" or a/roup. He must chart a course among conflicting interestl Of gr~at 1\Gtiorii,itbnd r1d~ hlf on a mob of new stot11s more mterested in inflommatoryopropo,anda than constru~ive policy. In the two decodes since the foundtng of the Unit. Notions, three men ha'f'(~eld the post. Now, with the decision of U Thont not to seek a new term, ~~.e w~~ t_"~iz:otion 1 ' 111ust find a new secretary general. ' ~o,t Dail Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 8, 1966- 3 accept a draft he replied, "yes, yes I think so.'' ThrouM:hout the oonversa~on at the elaborate party at his fortified residence on Saigon's Tan Soo , Nhut airbase -Itself the scene of recent terror attacks -Ky repeatedly threw in the name of Nguyen Van Thieu, the chief ol state, as the ll!ading presidential candidate Thien was not present at tho birthday celebration. . Government !KIIlfCOI meanwhile satd that most candidates for election have received death tbrwats from the VIet COlli and .-·mingo to withdraw before It is too tale. A government spokesman aatd that no candidate hat withdrawn his name becaUSe of I the threats. ('ia~ts Top Ll.t~~ Pirates Beaten . UPI a, CURt BLOCK Sporll ~rlter I 5-4, Detroltt t!~:!~: 4 • O, M ICleveland I Wuhlngton I Wha\ Wllf!e Mays has lost tn lobi spe~ he ma~es up for wtlll quick !Jt~Dltli1g. Wedae>aa, nl~'s box score s~ows Mays S<Oring Ill• winnma · run in the 12th Inning as lhe , San l'rancisco Giants beat Los Angeteo -'3-2 to move into second pia.,. a ball game behind Ptljsburgb, but his value goel tar beYond that. wtlh two down and oone on In ihe top ol .the 12th Dodger rdtever Joe t.leejler fell beh1nd S-& to Ma)!ll. Manager Walter AlsiAlli ~P~III·the percentagea, .~'"' th~ last ball lhrown lntl!!\IOiJ•lly lnir!glng rookie Frll!ill 3olinoon to the plate for biB ~ majw ·teague at bat Tile 8-fooH, 155 PQUI1d ootfielder lined a smgle to ri!lhl center, a smgle Uiat would have sen! lhe ordinary base runner to third. Bill WIUie, playing despll2 a pulled groin muscle, wpultn't settle for thal Quickly takipg intq consideration aqotJ>. er "*'kie (Ken Henderson! on dec~. MII.VI cllllle all lbe way arotind to score. "Wben I saw {Dodger second baoe111an Jtm) Lefebvre run- trimmed Chicago Kans.s C1ty shaded CaliforlliH i &-3. The Giants took a z.o lead tn the opening f when Jim Ray Hart his his 31st home run off Sl!A<fy Kouf~• with Mays on base. Los Ange!eo gqt one in the flfth aod tied the score the eighth when Willie n.,.;,l legged out a texas league aod scored on Tommy Davis' ball llult required a catch by Maya In left field. The •tctory went to Frank Ll'nzy 1&-10) who pitched out bases toade<t situations In each of the last two lnningo. Moeller! was the loser Woody Woodwerd snapped 3-3 be with a two rtll) single the fifth mnmg that led Atlanta BriiVes to th01r straight win. Eddie Matliew•, who had three hits, and Aaron, wbo conlrlbuted smgted in the filth and ~~~~I up on a wild pitch by P loser Tommie Sisk. Ken John..., 112-tl) surviVed a three-run, tnmng struck out seven ~ted Mays satd after the I ~lrl$~:1 ~ck~ ~.•~~~ gune. "I IJiUred I ha~ the element of surprise on my side." In lhe only other N.L. games, first place Pittsburgh lost a full game of Its lead bowing to Atlanta ~ and St. Louia edged Houston &-5. · In lhe American League, flrst place Ba!Umore sent the Yankees Into the cellar witb a 3-2 defeat, lld6ton nipped King football Is here! The Blue Devttl blanked lhol roy downed the West Tbe BlaCks The 19641 campaign will 'com- Tigers 12.0 In Ironton 12 months ans, 12-6. Fri&ay. ' mence throughout the area Fri· ago. This Ia a new year, aod Wellston journeys to M•·•l•~ COat Grove, second day night with 13 contesls. Sat. Jtonton has a new coach. Things ta. The Golden Rockets hope GAHS, has an open urday, Rutland will play ~~ Mid· could be different In the Old avenge a 23-o setback at ern Local wtll liOSf dteport. All games are slated French City Fr1day night Ihands of the Tigers, !!Uifered Dover In what proomlltet 1J for 8 p.m Neighbors Oak Hill and Jack· their opening rame one good contest Seven Southeastern Ohio Lea- son colhde at Jackson The ago. gue teams will go all out to lronmen blanked the Oaks 22.0 Southern Valley keep the loop's prestige high - m 4965. teams w11l all be in action last year .only Wellston lost on I Bexley, a 16-6 v1CUm of Lo- day. Kyger Creek, defending openmg mght Overall, SF.:OAL gan last fall, w1ll travel to Lo- cha.nplons, will travel lo Fair•. ,; .l!f teams compiled a 16-5 won-Jost lgan seeking revenge Friday ev- land; Hannan Trace 1s at Eastrecord against outstde oppos1- ening. ern, the '' conference game I bon. ·. . 1 Nelsonville will host The Albaoy plays at Torlh Gallia, ' ~ ] Tomorrow ~gbt, defeDdmg Plam~ NHS's only win came at and Hannan W. Va, will play Hubbard Slacks smartly league champion Athens will the expense of The Plains last at SOuthwectern host New Lexington, a team lbe fall. 56-0. Pt. Pleasant, after a 27 - 7 styled m this fabrics and coloDS w!IJ Bulld.ogs mauled 42..0 in theJr I Wahama's White Falcons will opening game loss to Haroours·ll fashioned kn<l'IV • how openmg game last year. _ cross tht> Ohm tr bRitiP Pnr'le- ville last Friday, Wlll seek 1ts those who dress youur. Ironton journeys to Gallipolis_ Iroy's Panthers, In 1965, Porne- first win under Coach D1ck When we soy Hubbard we mean busmess, or pleasure! :.'] 1 1 '!I'"' I sqsoii I /HE CLEVELA~ <UP() - Coach, talk 1 · h Jurgensen before the Blanton Collier and his a1des start of training camp. 'SAILING are g1ving high training camp "l told him lhal quarter· AT $!-fORTpriority to beefing up the Cleve- back has to be more than a $ TOP Twts land Browns' defense now that thrower," Graham recalled. .SUMME;2 Jim Brown 1s gone "He fils to be a leader " ••• Frank Parker and Walter Jurgensen has shed about 25 Johnson SE"med to g1ve the hne pounds and is well below 200 more strength and depth and, gomg mto the season. He hit on W17"{ hopefully, v.ill put more pr~s- 718 per cent of his passes dur~ENE sure on the opposmg passer. mg the exhibition season In 17 ALLEY "Yes, I lhmk we're better,'' tries during four exhibttion STANDING , COilter said after Wednesday's ga~ not one was i.ql.ercepted. 1~-1<1 7Ci..f practice sessiOn First examin- Jurgensen confessed, ' 11 blew abon Sunday is going to be a up to about 223 pounds m the ' I very ng1d one. off~season I made up my mmd ~:~:~n:" 'hits while The Browns meet the Wash- to play -at a lighter weight and Tim M<Cerver's two nm ington Redskins In the capjlal see if it would help. homer in the eighth Inning m lhe season opener Sunday. "I formed new~.. eatlng babtl!l . lllted St. Louis past Houston. uSonny Jurgensen not only Made a lot of sacrifices " McCarver connected for his ean throw .... ~football, he's also Graham also had something lOth hom<f_! of~ l~ · 141~• 1 very ~mart quarterback,'' Col- to do with the weight camCuellar Willi furl on lier sa1d. paign. The coach, who has put hose. Hooston scored three Redskins Coach Otto Graham on a few pounds around the runs In the alxth on a two run confinned Collier's appratsal of middle over tJ- years, caudouble by Bob Aspromonte and the Washington player. t10ned Sonny about showing up Jobn Bateman's 17lll horner "Sonny can throw as well as at camp with ''a pot bigger Hat wo+hlf:k Ritchfill, the last anyone I've ever seen, barring than mine " two lnnillli and '1ron lin. second none And he's a fine student With the slimmed-down Jurgame in three decisions. of the game. He knows .more gensen throwing, Graham knows football than I do, I thJnk." h1s Skins have a chance to do By Ualted Press lnternadonat !tan City 8 Calif. 3, night Sonny Slims Down some scalpmg m Sunday's Amerlcau League 'lbursday's Probable Plkhers Graham explamed that he had game, despite that improved W. L. Pel. Gil No games scheduled • quarterback - to - quarterback Browns defense. ; I' ~: !~ :: 10~ netrmt ~~~:~· ~:y~e~ight ~ Bronx Bombers Fall to Last Place in AL Race !~ ' Ylo~ngkeaeft'erw:~leirbep~::;;: Richmond is DUDLEY'S PhoM 992·5560 - =- -HOMECOMING - The Hazel Community Chur<'ll '' ' of Long Bottom, R.D. l, Ohio (DeWitts Run Rd.) announces Its anl\ual homecommg of the church, SeP' tember 25 All day worship service beginning with Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. Basket lunch at 12:00 o'clock E ST. SpeCial singmg and preaching service durmg the afternoon Everyone 1s welcome. Rev. j>dsel Hart IS the' pastor. · -~----,.----- MRS. NOBLE VISITS Shop The Middleport Dept. Store For ••• CHILDRENS WEAR BLOUSES '" UPI Briefs., Sizes 3 to 6r& 7 to 14 e Roll Up • Sleeve !Continued From Page One) li Lonr 1;~~1::!'\..EI:;, ••voa brought tile wrong bas- ket!" B.EDS MAKE CALWP CINCINNATI !UP!) -The I Clncmnati Red~ announced Wednesday seven players from minor teoague affiliates would be added to U1e1r roster after the National League season. Due for recall are pitchers Jim Duffalo, Tom Fmndorf, Dave Galligan, Phil Henderson and Dan Nevtlle and mfielders Len Boehmer and Gus Gil 1 BROKE RtlCUJID COLOGNE Germany (UP!) - West Germany's Harald Norpoth, a silver medalist m the 1964 Olympics, broke the European 5,000..meler record Wednesday Wlth a 13 minute, 24 8 clorkmg tn an int,ematiconat ll track meet 1 for one touchdown pass as he Minnesota 77 65 542 13 Balhmore at Mmo , mght alternated Signal cattmg wtth Chicago 73 70 .510 t71'l Wash at Chicago, mgbt The New Yorll Jets have Dick Wood, a former Jet. Cleveland n 71 .503 1811 Calif at Cleveland, night ' Califorrua 70 70 .500 II New York at Boslon, mght speed' depth and power, but Miami passers fP'e In for a Washington 64 81 ,441 271k N¥1ional League they'll liave . to . answer a University ,bf Kentocky, threw Kansas Cily .,G 80 t41 271'l , w. L. Pel. GB $400,111111 question w1th a second· strong rush from the Jets' BosiOh' ,, '"lit 82 ."~ 28 Plttsbc :h \ 82 59 .58Z By JEFF MEVERS Ito lour h1ts - one a homer by string quarterback 1 in thetr Iforward wall and the DolPhin New Yorll ' 62 81 .434 28 ~ San Francis~ 81 59 _579 ifi UPI Sports Writer Robinson-but never tlu•less .. •f Americon ;oothall League ope· defense must contend wtlll " I \"edoesday•, ~lifts t..os Anlleles \,zg 59 572 The fate of the 1966 New' fered hiS 171h loss agamst 12 1 . FM\daml ·gtnht the Ihealthy Matt Snell I Bosi/Jtl 5 Cleveland 4, mglit Philadelphia ti6 545 beYorredk YJctones - -- - ange w n ay m rsensation Emerson DW"Lt:r. Baltini6te 3 N'etli York 2, night St. Lollls 72 69 )1J 10 ~ Joe Namath, who started 'The cbi6Pion Buffalo Bills, DeltOlj • Washington o mght Atlanta 71 70 5o 11 sors' 29 pennant champim.,hops professional football's huge havmg losflbelr opener to San MinneSotai& Chicago 4.' night Cincmnatl 0 7 5 4 I are forgotten fl. todfly the bonus trend with a contract Diego, are two. point pi6 ks - ~- Houston \ 3 ~ri ~~~: mighty Bronx Bombers are in with atmo.t a half mil11oo Sunday over the lavorite1 over Boston as they New York oo at 426 22 last place. I dollars, ts sidelined wtth a sore Kansas Cit)' Chiefs. who seek to repeat as Western Chtl'ago 49 90 .353 32 Wh1le most YankeP teams of knee Mike Taliaferro, who Heisman Trophy wmner Divi,ion champs John Hadl " Wednesday's Results the pasl were fighting for an played second fiddJe to Namath Garrett in hls first regular AFL bad a good game m the Buffalo Atlanta s Ptttsburgh 3, nu~ht American League flag along last season, is now the f1rst game. KC scored an average of victory \\ltth 14 of 18 passes for St. Lows 6 Houston 5, mght about September the current concern ot lhe Jets I:W pomts in - four 160 y.@nl§ and two touchdowns. SF ;~ LA 2, 12 mns., nt~ht edttion is battling for 1ts By United Press International If, Taliaferro can move tbe contestB and Coach In a'nother Saturday night (Only games scheduledl 1 pre~hge alone ! The Rtchmond Braves have team in regular season play Lhe Stram has the pleasant task encounter, ' Houston and veteran Thursday's Probable Pitchel'!l 1 The Yanks. whose 20 World no fear of the International way he directed the Jets to a 4-- choosmg between Len G and (No games scheduled) Senes bUes mau never De League "Onqueror eorre Bl a are rated even .. ) exhlb1.tion record, New y ork and Pete Beathard at Friday's Games matched. 'fell mto~ lOth place The Braves whipped Roches"" ' 1 M' · Th against Oakland on the Oilers' s a .,.,oo.m agam~ lBml. e back Both can throw , " Atlanta at New York. mght Wednesrhy night after losing 3- ter •2 Wednesday night in the •· are favored bY two ball. borne groundS.~ Houston blasted Cincmnati at Phda, mght 2 to Balttmore and onlu two firstv contest of a Dest-ol-five Jel.3 ""d the A~L ' • " Denver 45-7 In 1ts seasoQ , ~!'.!"'gt owns over ' The BoOton PatrloiS. tlie tmrd inaugural as the :Ja.year-otd St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night days after the league-leading setmfmal playoff for the IL ngs. . team to ~raw a buy last we~k Blandii threw three touchdown Houston at Los Ang('les, mghl Orioles e\1mmaled them from championship cup The Dolphms were a tough b 1he mnHeam league, wdl Th O'l II Chicago at San Fran mght Lhe race Richmond finished fourth 1 d tot In their AFL debut to open wtth ' B•be Pa""' e 1erslatiea ..t In and ' a ruu 1·n San tsses. ffensl Elsewhere, Detroit blanked ing the regular season, il had '>akl•nd last Fdridasty nafighI, Diego Satu~at nhlght and then ~e . 0 th;e ~hr.: '"'m~or : washmgton 4-0, Bosron shaded no trouble against the Red 1roppmg a 23•14 ec1 on 1er probably g1ve do n Huarte has d f aile . , Colts Top Phils C 1e • e 1 and 5. 4 Minnesota Wmgs who won the league Joe Auer ran back the opening own football ' aT .,!alt. Huarte, e;.ns~e ~ r;e~b It Le I 8-7 on Labor Dav downed Chicago 11-4 'and Kansas penna~! bj a game 8 kickoff 95 yards to give Miami 1964 Hei,Srflati''-'.'fvtriher from ~k ..e ;.. 0: : cam ~: The ~a lilpol l s Colts ba'<ebaP c I Tile Br::~ves tallied all their 1ty npped Callforma 8-3 1 an early 7-G lead. Notre Oa~e. co~:r make the ~th.. Baltimore la In 8reen team shpped ~y the P 6 n ~ I NL Games runs in ttH~ s•xth mnmg to snap Alterutes Job Brade with ~ Jete because of Ba at Milwau~C: L.turda ~ague champton Phlllies 8· 7j In the National League, a scoreless ties and take a 1-0 Qutrterback Rick Norton. a Namatb's preaence last year, J.l The two teams met in ~ m a Labor Day contest on Ep- Atlanta tnpped front-runnmg I advanta~e in thP series Dan 1300,tltle package from the The a~ J21'l "'"""ff'flir the Western Division hng Field. P1Usburgh 8-3, San Francisco 1 Schneider and Ch1 Ch1 Oliva ,...,.. Mario Bush hurled six ed ed , "" An 1 •2 · 12 ' · th Red title last December, w1th Green two- th'rd g ~ ge esLo..- mb I combmed lo stop e t s innmg for th s Bay winning in sudd:m death on winners, ' givm~ up three inmngs and I ms eat Wintz:s on f1ve htts .. f l a Don Chandler field goaL and one run. He was relieved Houston 6-5 In the other semi ma senes, The Onoles, who Columbus won the opener There are six games on In the seventh by Jeff Rose SUnday-Cleveland at Washing· Johnson was the losmg their pennant-clinching magic ton, New York at Pittsburgh, er Wilscn had two hils number to 12. further humbled Chicago at Delroil. Minnesoto the losers. Fred Hill had the Yankees by taking the at San Francisco, Philadel~hla for four for the wmners. season ser1es 15 games to Free Flarido al ~1. Loufs aod Atlanta three. Trip• Extonclodl making NFL debut by hosting IL Playoff Standtup Baltimore snapped a 2-2 tie In •- Anoetes. Dallas, the the e~ghth irming, The Orioles 100 GALlONS ._ • By United Press tnternatioDal 1 th b 1w tk Takes You To florida clrctjit's 15th team drew a bye oaded e ases on o wa s In the first week ~f action . d W· L. Pel. and a fielder's choice and CERTIFIED GAS --~ _ _ · _ Rtchmon 0 l 000 Brooks Robinson drove in Luis STATION DONJt ~ls~~~'l..T~~j1~CHt Rochester W 0 I .000 Apar1c1o with a smash off Clete ~..cullllll' ' • 531 W, Moln St. L. Pet. GB Boyer's chest. Pomeroy Acrllon e Nylan COlumbus I 0 1.000 New York starter Toronto 0 l .111111 Stolllemyre limited the Stltct- #rom,...OHr ., ... · Wednesday's Results 200 f•tt.rns & colot'l COlumbus 3 Toron!Q G Richmond 6 Rochester 2 ~--rookie From SMOOTH By GARY KALE UP! Sports Writer ~r ag~s\ ; (:1 HAVo MAO tlood Namath Sl•delined, Jets to Open With Sub Quarterback :::t" ALWTAR Browns Beefing Up Defense Now That Bi~ Jim is Gone PII?AT~~ li 'l f l ~---- over Toronto behmd the s•x-hrt route-gomg performance of Luke Walker The Jets held a 1- • 0 lead beforP .hm Pnce assured [ the vtctory w1th a two-run j POMEROY homer in the nmth DOWNIE-GROSS Winner Over IL Champions 1 I I 1 NOTICE ~,. ~ CARPET Ad•••lral. ,BA~WI~I< .. ORLON , mtETCH $2.99:·'3:98 ------ ~ NOTICE DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.D. ?.JIEE "'· · ~tMT.~ . ' IXPIII'I'.INiTAI.llTtoN ,,I , ANESTHESIOLOGY & GENERAL PRACTICE 514 N. s-nd St.-corner of Hudson & 2nd Sh, MIODLI!PORT HOURS 2 Ill 5 p.m. Mon., TuB. Wtd., JlrL 7 ••m. .. I fl.tn. Mon. •nd·Jirlf •r aPPC)INTMIN1i• (23• overall d1agonal 274 sq. tns v•ewable area) Durltb Modern Stylhtr in cabinat. of genume Walnut · • - • ~~~i .elected budwood .ohda • • 28,000 volt. advanced Q-26 Color TV clulasis, •• ~· p - r ...; ~parklinr • br:ltbt !)1ctutea. 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Roush of Roseville, 0.: Mr. Those a\tencllnl .were and Mrs. Victor RoUab, Ctoots- Karl WUes, Mrs, Jack v!Ue, 0.; Mrs. Susan Elrttae, Mrs. Duant ~.· South Zanesville, 0.; S.l Stew- Tovinlly, Mn. . Tbt VtlljQII SchOOl has been art of l{"'tford; Ronald Dever- Jr., Mn. 1111117 ~ IIEUNION Ct!nelerJ Fund. , 1101!1 to Avllartcl!e .Farm Wo- lck, PL ' Pleasant; Mr. · and J'rlllk Youna, 1 The descendants o! George Eulah Wolfe gave a report ' mllll's Club, ·but the reunion Mrs. Everett ·Roush, KatbJ llaymlker, Mtl, and Suianna Rouab held their on the srave of George lloolb will be beld there again next Ann and Llndl, Mn. Thellnl lllakl, Mlu Linda annual reunion at the Vernon at Racine Ohio and asiled lbe year if possible. Capebar~ Mr. and Mr1. Jllhll llopr ~1, School House on Sunday, Sept- aroup tor' aid in A sl\enl prayer in memory Fry, Mrs. Ricllarll L e wI !1, O.pebarl, :1fril. ember 4th. A basket dinner was ,atorlng the 1f0ve and mon.,. ol ,Ciay Grinstead ....JalliW')' al, Cbery!, Mary, Anne, Mr& Mrs. Jllhll 1 beld at noon with Mr. Harold men~ wbicb they voted to doo !~; and Lawrence llow;h, - Gwy Rouoh and Tyrone, llr. el lin. l!umgamer askln& the blessl111. nate toward. Mrs. H a 1 1 i e !September 6, • • was held, anll Mrs. John N. ~wl&, Mlcbo Lewis s::::-~t~ A business meeting was con- Reed reported that . the 1 followed by the' Lord's Prayer ael and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. dueled by Mr. John Ord, Pres!· Mason County Historical Bocle- ,try all. , Howard W. Rouoh, TI!ODIAS the 4efll. Reports were read. Mrs. ty is doing 111 they can to ,... Mrs. John JO\;il reported thai Grinstead, Mr. an4 Mrs. C!lr- ATI'END_ hlez Roullh reported that plates store the Old Broad Run tile grave of Adam Rou&l and roll Norris and Debbie Norris. AlllOIIII 1'- , showing lhe picture and history Church tv ibl oriainal structure. wife bad been moved from • -~ CIMI , of the Flnlt Lutheran Church Subocription 8 to the "Hillbilly," pasture field to the cemetery SEWING CLUB 1-:ntl!lltarY Scihool . . ,.. Broad Run were being ,..ld a West Vi~glnia historical nma· at St. Macy's Lutheran Church The Sewing Club mel on linger, Philip Powltll. !Ailelp bear the erpense of the Iazine, are being sold and the, on the Shenandoah Valley. Tu!!sday afternoon at the horlle Hartley, Olllllt Cllpeltlrt, upkeep of the Broad Run Cetn; Society bvpes that lhroutlb Pnzes ol lhe Rauscb ~oat ol of Mrs. B. A. Vance. Tl!ose In Goheen, M Layne, tery where most of_ the family s the magazine more interest can Arms plates were presented 1o attendant-e were Mrs. w. T. 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Mrs._ Harold" Bumgarner, pr~si- The ne"t meeting will be 00 dent~ Mrs. Everetl Roush, v1ce Tue!lday, Sept. !Jth at t h , Only ., preSident: Mrs. Maxme Arnold, home o) Mrs. Lloyd Rouah witb secretary; Mrs. Ma• Eicbing- Mrs. John Fl')l as hostesa. Good fvr metal, !.IIOod 4nd U!MIIt. er, treasurer. HOLDS PARTY Colora:. lead, 11111'0011, browa lad mOll IP't611. The gue3l list included Mrs. Mrs. Robert GurUs enlerW: J. Ro~.sh, Steubenville, O., 1 talned on Tuesday evening with M1ss Ainura Rm· b. . Willow Ia Bee Ll ne ., rar ty a1 h,er Grove, Pa.; BHiy Gnmm, Mr. 011 n wen Heights. Mrs S.. For YourMifl DriHTo MMon, W. "•· . was .and Mr~ . . Alton unmm• Lel'lull- Robi nson of GaIllpo11s :· Ohw; Mr. and Mrs. Harold demanstratvr. Games THE DRIVE WILL 00 YOU GOOD umgarner • June, Delore•. played and prizes were aw:w Jolm, Mary Jan, and Jean ed. The door prl2e was won BumyMmrr,Mr.aDdMn . ~~ ~ ~-M~~--~_.._.._._.~~~ R. Roush, DaDqy Roush, 8 Sleelh, Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred Roush, 'M rl. Inez E. llllush, Mr. and .Mrs, John F. Housh, Scotty. Cathy and Diana, Ha~ lie Reed, Mr. and Mrs. John w. Smith, Georee Reed, Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs. Nona Hoffman, Mr. aDd Mrs. John E. Ord, Liada and John Jord, at! of Letarl Route, W. Va.: ny Richard, Ctillon: John Eula Wolfe, Michael ! •. Thomas· Wolfe, Racine, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Freeman lllluoh 'I of Clev.lond, Va ; Mr. aod Mrs. Nathan Rollsh, Seilfrid11• 99 GUARANTEED PAINT: -.. .99 ..,, Shop Pickens Hardw~re ' (Construction Grade) ! . BEST PRICE in the VALLEY If you plan to build, remodel 01' repair __. . . . . . . 1111nd NVI Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON , , ~ LOWEST PRICES • W.VA. PIJono 773-5554 Coli" I And Frtt Dtllvory • THE SHOE BOX O, MIOOLSPORT, FREE ESTIMATES ===== Air force Base Mich.; Auc:tin II tb~ Wolfe, DoMa Wolfe, Wolfe, Syracuse, Ohio; Mr. and Mr1. Max EichiniU and Becky, Pomeroy, Ohio: Mary Aumiller, Hart.l!lrd; Mr. and , I Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Gary ' 2decks 66c Rl!iG. 79c-COLGATI! I HilMI & Bady Lttlon 250 NORWICH LIPSTICK !' lEG. $1.00 VALUE! { I .soc 8 OZ. SIZC :a v.... - - I DOROTHY PERKINS · D&SEIT FLOWB REG. 98c Po.lident Pow~" . 68c1 WANT ( $1.98\telue DentaiC(eme - . 51c :. $).00 •' • • • ~/39c .-' REXALL RIG. $1.00 Milk Magnesia • -74c You Can Count On? ltl!iXALL eHILDRI:NS-SO'a Aspirin ~~... RIG, 6h HEAT WITH !' Ba~y Powder EL OIL ' 24c 39' •-- 44c BATHROOM MAKE TIS-SUE DUTTONS 4aous49c Your - - - I ( II • AniiRdh ECONOMY SIZE • .,... etep.faC.f eHYJinot!c!uo • Pifmltlf - ·! $175 • •ch LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS - RIZER OIL COMPAN1~-· f'reicr1ptions .Are Our.M.in &usfMSI ' . ~~ ·• 122 ·ft,' HQOND PA. . .G IN IDI ' "YOU'll LIKE OUR SERVICE" '' POMEROY, 0. ~I al . . ',, : '::, -..'"':. "· I "' :,.,{ "'/-" \ I ' I' I I' l ' TtD '' 71 MILL tr. I I ' " •Ladles & Cttildrens Clelln Rest Room eCoid DrinkinQ Fountain I Free T.V. Tube Tester eComplete Line Hair Preparation• • t=ree Perki nQ In Rear '-f./v:)nfv Orders lAir ConditiorM!d Store eTelsl)hor~e Bill P~ Station ·Purse Size PIIUME For Better, Quicker Mort Efficient ServiCI I ' I SHOPPING COfMNIENCE MAX PA!;TO. REG. $1.29 I POR YOUR •20C.rwt: ~""""' n ... _$,.25 llog.$2At-- SHAVE CREAM I -~---- DANA SKIN IAlM TWO-WAY RADIO -PHONE 992·2101 1 94c PEPTO BISMOL •·•'M--- -- ARE EQUIPPED WITH J I ( OUR TRUCKS • Equal Monthly Payments • Join Our Budget Plan Now! I Headquarters YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORTI '• Grinstead, 183 lb. tackle , and view of the several ehaq:a hi Harry Van Meter, 171 lb. guard has made in position• ef play· and middle linebacker. ers !rom last year Ill thil Other seniors are David Cooke, 14Z lb. center; David Frye, 162 !b. guard: Dale Machir, 137 lb. end; Ershel Riffle, 135 !b halfback Earl Riley, 163 lb. center; Jim Wise, 165 lb. guard, and Del· ner Roush, 131 lb. end. Included In the list of joniors, in addition tv Batey, Vao Meter and White. are Tim Bissell, 177 !b. tackle; Charles Black, 199 lb. center; Phil 122 Burgess, !b. end: Larry season. The Panthers in three scrJm. mages had only one TD ICOI'e4 agoinst them and that was aft. er an entire crew of Frosh play• ers had been inserted iDto lhl lineup. Probably Pomeroy starlerl are Steve Finlaw, 137 lb. eenior at left ead; Jim Crow, 1'/e lb. sophomore at left tackle; RaymoRd Zlri<le, 170 lb. -.., at left guard; Pat Story, lGI lb. Junior at center_: Ed Iller, Howard, 145 lb. end; Richard KendaU, 186 lb. tackle; Bill Marshall. 161 lb. end; Millon Roush, 158 lb. end; Lennio Tennan!, 133 !b. halfback. Sophomores are Mike Brewer, 143 lb. hallback: Sam Bird, 143 lb guard; Gary Burdetle, 1ii0 lb. quarte<back; Larry Carpenter, 161 !b. guard; Char- at right tackle; Bill Englilh 153 lb. senior at r]&hl end: Jlal Swisher. 150 lb. Senior at Quar terback; AAdy Porter, 1441 lb Senior at halfback; Lenn) Van Meter, 160 lb. J1mior .w fullback, asd Bill Moore, 161 lb. Senior at s!otback. Keitt Phalia will be DSed en defens• in place of Flnlaw . ~;te!~ i~ ~~::~~; ~:~: ~~ ";;:~:u.a\~": - ~ o. Sept. a, 1966-1 (Only games scheduled) Prescription / Wahama tPam are Paul Hoff- (eels his team has deoe wrl! man, 170 lb. guard: M a r k in pre-season scrinunagel ill Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Jiiddleport, (12 innings) San Francisco 200 1100 000 001- 3 9 1 Los Angeles 000 010 010 11110- 2 11 3 Bolin, Gibbon 15), McDaniel (9), Linzy (11), and Barton, Hailer <8); Koufax, Mlller .(8), Regan <10), Moeller (12) 'and Toseboro. WP-Linzy (6·10). LP-Moeller 12-31. HS--Hart <Jlsl). • Aspirin - • Chicago 002 001 Ill~ 4 9 2 Minn 000 000 24x- g 9 0 Lamabe, Pizarro <8), Locker (8) and Romano; Perry, Worthington <8) and Battey. WP-Worthington 15·3). LPLamaba (7-8 1. HR - Agee <19!h) . Calif ooo- 3 7 2 Kan City 000 300 102 OIO 20•- 6 14 1 , Brunei, Coales Rojas (7), .,.,, Burdette 111 !IJid Satr!ano, Egan 17); Krausse. Aker (6), and Roof, Lachemann l7). wP -Krausse (IZ.8). LP-Brunet .. (12·111. HR-Adcock nstb). ._ . , Nallonal LeagnO J1 'i ' ,. · , Atlanta 001 132 01~ 8 15 2j · Pitts 300 000 ooo- 3 9 o• Johnson (J2.8) and Torre; iske, Cardwell (5), O'Dell (6), McBean <81 and Pagharoni. LP SENIOR PLAYERS - Pictured bere are 10 of 11 seniors on the 'r omeroy Purple Panther football roster. Kneeling, left to right, -Sisko (9-l). are Keith Blankenship, Edd1e Bae!, John Wqlfe, Eugene, 'l'riplell and Mike Wnght. Standing, Raymond Zirkle, Bill English, Bill Moore, Houstv• 000 203 ooo- 5 9 0 Don Swisher. a~ Andy Porter. - Sentmel Pho~. " St. Louis 000 001 32X- 6 8 0 Giusti, Sembera 17), Cuellar (71 and Bateman: Jaster, Piche <6), Hoerner (7), Woodshick (8) and McCarver. W-Wvod.. shick (2-1). LP--Cuellar 110.8). HRs-Bateman (17th), Shannon (14th), McCarver (10th). · · m. PLAYING CARDS nowl Wahama and Pomeroy, aelghbotlng cro•rlver., foes will take to the turf iD a aon-league grid teet 'fbll\ Frilay Dight on the Panthers sod. ·• The Falcons of Coach Roa Richardllon, with a 19-f· win over Buffalo already undeT their belts, will be to avenge a 12-6 setback handed them by Pomeroy ~ season at Bachtel Field. · Game time Is 8 p. m. for tht • first cracking of pads 11 ao lie Diver, 189 lb. tackle; le1lo official test this year at Pa• by Dewhurst, 135 lb. cealer; lher Field. Larry Drake, 154 )b. ead; GI!J Fields, 129 lb. fullback; lW I Ralph Batey, Wahama:s Fry, 121 lb. ballback; ~ I Oeetfooted halfback, is certai• Frye, 139 lb. eod; Mike Goodto be one of the backfield prob- night, 133 lb. ltalfback; BrlaD lems that Caleb Bud Bickel's Hudson, 181 !b. tackle; Doll crew must contend with. Bat· King. 112 lb. ce~~ter: R!cbard : ey, a Junior, •cored two Lake, 130 lb. halfback; Robert touchdowns at Buffalo. Redmond, 143 lb. guard; BobliJ Rounding oul the White Fal- Roush, 142 lb. halfback and G• . cons' backfield will be Bill ry Sisk, 180 lb. quarterback. Arthur, fullback, a 150 lb. Sen- Wahama, a member of the !or; Larry Fry, 122 lb. Sen1or Mid-Ohio Valley ConferenC. • halrhack and Junior Dave ginning thi!i year, will be oper-Whi!P, 161 lb quarterback . ating from the T·forma!IOIL Other key returnees of the Coach Bickel, meanwhile, Boston 100 004 01!0- 5 11 0 Cleve 100 000 101.- 4 15 2 Lonborg, Wyatl (9) and TillmaR, Ryan (6), Culyer, Kelley 16), Heffner (7) aDd Azcue, lms (9). WP-Lonborg (9·8). LP--Culper <O.J). HRGentile (:!nd). 300 100 001- 4 10 t Ortega, H u mph r e y 1 15), Kreutzer, (7) and Casanova: Wilson 1111-9) and Freeban. LP -Ortega (I ().12). BLACK ;• _OR Mrs. Neighboring Teams is Test . By United Prus lnternadolllll American League New York 000 002 OllO- 2 8 0 Bait 000 100 11•- 3 4 1 Stottlemyre (U-17) and Howard: Bunker, Fisher (7). S. Miller 19) and Etchebarren. WP-Fisher (5·5). HR-B. Rer binson 122nd). IOYI IAIKITBALL ,. Non~League Clash ' THREE MORE ENTERED ATLANTIC <lTV , N.J. (UPil -Imasmartee, Twlore, Ni· arkos, PaoltJccio and Indulto have been entered in l ll the $100,000 United Nations Handi· cap tt increase the starting field tv eight, track president Rouer! P. Levy aDJlounced Wednesday. ll 1 rA- / j' TRI.CAPTAINS- Nam· 62 Examined for Driver's License PT. PLEASANT - Sixty-two persons took drivers exams on Tuesday from the Stale Police with 24 passing the written tesbl and 28 passing the final driver's test. Five person. failed the writ· ten exam 111<1 live Jailed on operation. Drlver's exams are given by tbo local State Police the lint and third Tuesday of each menth at the Courthouse. ed as tri·captains of t h e 1966 Pomeroy Purple ther football team are terback Doo Swisher, E n d Bill Moore and Halfback Andy Porter. All are iors.-Sentinel Photos. Junior High Grid Schedule Is Announced I ..' i ! I �" i nnaDcial \, ~I - ll_elnrea, Jeaa and June Bum· larD"/', daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, sang two selections for the erl,jopment of the group. HAV~N .,•' > Stewart, Mason; MIJa Dorothy Mrs. NeD Haymaker. Roush of Roseville, 0.: Mr. Those a\tencllnl .were and Mrs. Victor RoUab, Ctoots- Karl WUes, Mrs, Jack v!Ue, 0.; Mrs. Susan Elrttae, Mrs. Duant ~.· South Zanesville, 0.; S.l Stew- Tovinlly, Mn. . Tbt VtlljQII SchOOl has been art of l{"'tford; Ronald Dever- Jr., Mn. 1111117 ~ IIEUNION Ct!nelerJ Fund. , 1101!1 to Avllartcl!e .Farm Wo- lck, PL ' Pleasant; Mr. · and J'rlllk Youna, 1 The descendants o! George Eulah Wolfe gave a report ' mllll's Club, ·but the reunion Mrs. Everett ·Roush, KatbJ llaymlker, Mtl, and Suianna Rouab held their on the srave of George lloolb will be beld there again next Ann and Llndl, Mn. Thellnl lllakl, Mlu Linda annual reunion at the Vernon at Racine Ohio and asiled lbe year if possible. Capebar~ Mr. and Mr1. Jllhll llopr ~1, School House on Sunday, Sept- aroup tor' aid in A sl\enl prayer in memory Fry, Mrs. Ricllarll L e wI !1, O.pebarl, :1fril. ember 4th. A basket dinner was ,atorlng the 1f0ve and mon.,. ol ,Ciay Grinstead ....JalliW')' al, Cbery!, Mary, Anne, Mr& Mrs. Jllhll 1 beld at noon with Mr. Harold men~ wbicb they voted to doo !~; and Lawrence llow;h, - Gwy Rouoh and Tyrone, llr. el lin. l!umgamer askln& the blessl111. nate toward. Mrs. H a 1 1 i e !September 6, • • was held, anll Mrs. John N. ~wl&, Mlcbo Lewis s::::-~t~ A business meeting was con- Reed reported that . the 1 followed by the' Lord's Prayer ael and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. dueled by Mr. John Ord, Pres!· Mason County Historical Bocle- ,try all. , Howard W. Rouoh, TI!ODIAS the 4efll. Reports were read. Mrs. ty is doing 111 they can to ,... Mrs. John JO\;il reported thai Grinstead, Mr. an4 Mrs. C!lr- ATI'END_ hlez Roullh reported that plates store the Old Broad Run tile grave of Adam Rou&l and roll Norris and Debbie Norris. AlllOIIII 1'- , showing lhe picture and history Church tv ibl oriainal structure. wife bad been moved from • -~ CIMI , of the Flnlt Lutheran Church Subocription 8 to the "Hillbilly," pasture field to the cemetery SEWING CLUB 1-:ntl!lltarY Scihool . . ,.. Broad Run were being ,..ld a West Vi~glnia historical nma· at St. Macy's Lutheran Church The Sewing Club mel on linger, Philip Powltll. !Ailelp bear the erpense of the Iazine, are being sold and the, on the Shenandoah Valley. Tu!!sday afternoon at the horlle Hartley, Olllllt Cllpeltlrt, upkeep of the Broad Run Cetn; Society bvpes that lhroutlb Pnzes ol lhe Rauscb ~oat ol of Mrs. B. A. Vance. Tl!ose In Goheen, M Layne, tery where most of_ the family s the magazine more interest can Arms plates were presented 1o attendant-e were Mrs. w. T. LaCombe, 8coU D•rnell. 1 The be gained for the restoration of Mr. and Mrs, John Wolle for Stone Mrs D A Smltb Mrs Vaughlll, 8hel1l Rllullb, aucestors are buned. =====-.largest family present: Diana Mrs 'Eulah Miller, David ftc!.,, Er r Roush, daughter of Mr. and MacKnight Mrs 'H Bumg-.., 'l'amd)' Mrs. John F. Roush, you111est: Mrs. fred' Baley, 'HIU'Old and BlDp Potrall. Mrl. l"J. Miss Dot Roush, traveling the Johnson Mrs Herman La- L. al Nllr llaYea It fartheresf and oldest woman M' • ,._.. lending and to F d M R Mrs. ,R. F. Bryant, Mrs. John ' re · oush, Fry Mrs. OUie Rauah Mrs NEW .. ( ' ) ' ahama Tussle re-\ I Line Scores I =&J'UUI!i;=io:;;;vo;;;;ted;o;;;l;;;;o;;;;do;.n.,a.,tei.$&~tv~th;,;e;,;ithe~~ch;,;:u:;,;rch~. Jam~ Ma~Knighi MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME/ CARLOAD the o.klest man OXFQRI)S & SHOES L ' ' WHITE It's Trwl You Can ' 1uy Election of oifi ers h ld. Uoyd Roush and lhe bO!tess. c was e · Mrs. Va~e. Mrs._ Harold" Bumgarner, pr~si- The ne"t meeting will be 00 dent~ Mrs. Everetl Roush, v1ce Tue!lday, Sept. !Jth at t h , Only ., preSident: Mrs. Maxme Arnold, home o) Mrs. Lloyd Rouah witb secretary; Mrs. Ma• Eicbing- Mrs. John Fl')l as hostesa. Good fvr metal, !.IIOod 4nd U!MIIt. er, treasurer. HOLDS PARTY Colora:. lead, 11111'0011, browa lad mOll IP't611. The gue3l list included Mrs. Mrs. Robert GurUs enlerW: J. Ro~.sh, Steubenville, O., 1 talned on Tuesday evening with M1ss Ainura Rm· b. . Willow Ia Bee Ll ne ., rar ty a1 h,er Grove, Pa.; BHiy Gnmm, Mr. 011 n wen Heights. Mrs S.. For YourMifl DriHTo MMon, W. "•· . was .and Mr~ . . Alton unmm• Lel'lull- Robi nson of GaIllpo11s :· Ohw; Mr. and Mrs. Harold demanstratvr. Games THE DRIVE WILL 00 YOU GOOD umgarner • June, Delore•. played and prizes were aw:w Jolm, Mary Jan, and Jean ed. The door prl2e was won BumyMmrr,Mr.aDdMn . ~~ ~ ~-M~~--~_.._.._._.~~~ R. Roush, DaDqy Roush, 8 Sleelh, Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred Roush, 'M rl. Inez E. llllush, Mr. and .Mrs, John F. Housh, Scotty. Cathy and Diana, Ha~ lie Reed, Mr. and Mrs. John w. Smith, Georee Reed, Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs. Nona Hoffman, Mr. aDd Mrs. John E. Ord, Liada and John Jord, at! of Letarl Route, W. Va.: ny Richard, Ctillon: John Eula Wolfe, Michael ! •. Thomas· Wolfe, Racine, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Freeman lllluoh 'I of Clev.lond, Va ; Mr. aod Mrs. Nathan Rollsh, Seilfrid11• 99 GUARANTEED PAINT: -.. .99 ..,, Shop Pickens Hardw~re ' (Construction Grade) ! . BEST PRICE in the VALLEY If you plan to build, remodel 01' repair __. . . . . . . 1111nd NVI Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON , , ~ LOWEST PRICES • W.VA. PIJono 773-5554 Coli" I And Frtt Dtllvory • THE SHOE BOX O, MIOOLSPORT, FREE ESTIMATES ===== Air force Base Mich.; Auc:tin II tb~ Wolfe, DoMa Wolfe, Wolfe, Syracuse, Ohio; Mr. and Mr1. Max EichiniU and Becky, Pomeroy, Ohio: Mary Aumiller, Hart.l!lrd; Mr. and , I Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Gary ' 2decks 66c Rl!iG. 79c-COLGATI! I HilMI & Bady Lttlon 250 NORWICH LIPSTICK !' lEG. $1.00 VALUE! { I .soc 8 OZ. SIZC :a v.... - - I DOROTHY PERKINS · D&SEIT FLOWB REG. 98c Po.lident Pow~" . 68c1 WANT ( $1.98\telue DentaiC(eme - . 51c :. $).00 •' • • • ~/39c .-' REXALL RIG. $1.00 Milk Magnesia • -74c You Can Count On? ltl!iXALL eHILDRI:NS-SO'a Aspirin ~~... RIG, 6h HEAT WITH !' Ba~y Powder EL OIL ' 24c 39' •-- 44c BATHROOM MAKE TIS-SUE DUTTONS 4aous49c Your - - - I ( II • AniiRdh ECONOMY SIZE • .,... etep.faC.f eHYJinot!c!uo • Pifmltlf - ·! $175 • •ch LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS - RIZER OIL COMPAN1~-· f'reicr1ptions .Are Our.M.in &usfMSI ' . ~~ ·• 122 ·ft,' HQOND PA. . .G IN IDI ' "YOU'll LIKE OUR SERVICE" '' POMEROY, 0. ~I al . . ',, : '::, -..'"':. "· I "' :,.,{ "'/-" \ I ' I' I I' l ' TtD '' 71 MILL tr. I I ' " •Ladles & Cttildrens Clelln Rest Room eCoid DrinkinQ Fountain I Free T.V. Tube Tester eComplete Line Hair Preparation• • t=ree Perki nQ In Rear '-f./v:)nfv Orders lAir ConditiorM!d Store eTelsl)hor~e Bill P~ Station ·Purse Size PIIUME For Better, Quicker Mort Efficient ServiCI I ' I SHOPPING COfMNIENCE MAX PA!;TO. REG. $1.29 I POR YOUR •20C.rwt: ~""""' n ... _$,.25 llog.$2At-- SHAVE CREAM I -~---- DANA SKIN IAlM TWO-WAY RADIO -PHONE 992·2101 1 94c PEPTO BISMOL •·•'M--- -- ARE EQUIPPED WITH J I ( OUR TRUCKS • Equal Monthly Payments • Join Our Budget Plan Now! I Headquarters YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORTI '• Grinstead, 183 lb. tackle , and view of the several ehaq:a hi Harry Van Meter, 171 lb. guard has made in position• ef play· and middle linebacker. ers !rom last year Ill thil Other seniors are David Cooke, 14Z lb. center; David Frye, 162 !b. guard: Dale Machir, 137 lb. end; Ershel Riffle, 135 !b halfback Earl Riley, 163 lb. center; Jim Wise, 165 lb. guard, and Del· ner Roush, 131 lb. end. Included In the list of joniors, in addition tv Batey, Vao Meter and White. are Tim Bissell, 177 !b. tackle; Charles Black, 199 lb. center; Phil 122 Burgess, !b. end: Larry season. The Panthers in three scrJm. mages had only one TD ICOI'e4 agoinst them and that was aft. er an entire crew of Frosh play• ers had been inserted iDto lhl lineup. Probably Pomeroy starlerl are Steve Finlaw, 137 lb. eenior at left ead; Jim Crow, 1'/e lb. sophomore at left tackle; RaymoRd Zlri<le, 170 lb. -.., at left guard; Pat Story, lGI lb. Junior at center_: Ed Iller, Howard, 145 lb. end; Richard KendaU, 186 lb. tackle; Bill Marshall. 161 lb. end; Millon Roush, 158 lb. end; Lennio Tennan!, 133 !b. halfback. Sophomores are Mike Brewer, 143 lb. hallback: Sam Bird, 143 lb guard; Gary Burdetle, 1ii0 lb. quarte<back; Larry Carpenter, 161 !b. guard; Char- at right tackle; Bill Englilh 153 lb. senior at r]&hl end: Jlal Swisher. 150 lb. Senior at Quar terback; AAdy Porter, 1441 lb Senior at halfback; Lenn) Van Meter, 160 lb. J1mior .w fullback, asd Bill Moore, 161 lb. Senior at s!otback. Keitt Phalia will be DSed en defens• in place of Flnlaw . ~;te!~ i~ ~~::~~; ~:~: ~~ ";;:~:u.a\~": - ~ o. Sept. a, 1966-1 (Only games scheduled) Prescription / Wahama tPam are Paul Hoff- (eels his team has deoe wrl! man, 170 lb. guard: M a r k in pre-season scrinunagel ill Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Jiiddleport, (12 innings) San Francisco 200 1100 000 001- 3 9 1 Los Angeles 000 010 010 11110- 2 11 3 Bolin, Gibbon 15), McDaniel (9), Linzy (11), and Barton, Hailer <8); Koufax, Mlller .(8), Regan <10), Moeller (12) 'and Toseboro. WP-Linzy (6·10). LP-Moeller 12-31. HS--Hart <Jlsl). • Aspirin - • Chicago 002 001 Ill~ 4 9 2 Minn 000 000 24x- g 9 0 Lamabe, Pizarro <8), Locker (8) and Romano; Perry, Worthington <8) and Battey. WP-Worthington 15·3). LPLamaba (7-8 1. HR - Agee <19!h) . Calif ooo- 3 7 2 Kan City 000 300 102 OIO 20•- 6 14 1 , Brunei, Coales Rojas (7), .,.,, Burdette 111 !IJid Satr!ano, Egan 17); Krausse. Aker (6), and Roof, Lachemann l7). wP -Krausse (IZ.8). LP-Brunet .. (12·111. HR-Adcock nstb). ._ . , Nallonal LeagnO J1 'i ' ,. · , Atlanta 001 132 01~ 8 15 2j · Pitts 300 000 ooo- 3 9 o• Johnson (J2.8) and Torre; iske, Cardwell (5), O'Dell (6), McBean <81 and Pagharoni. LP SENIOR PLAYERS - Pictured bere are 10 of 11 seniors on the 'r omeroy Purple Panther football roster. Kneeling, left to right, -Sisko (9-l). are Keith Blankenship, Edd1e Bae!, John Wqlfe, Eugene, 'l'riplell and Mike Wnght. Standing, Raymond Zirkle, Bill English, Bill Moore, Houstv• 000 203 ooo- 5 9 0 Don Swisher. a~ Andy Porter. - Sentmel Pho~. " St. Louis 000 001 32X- 6 8 0 Giusti, Sembera 17), Cuellar (71 and Bateman: Jaster, Piche <6), Hoerner (7), Woodshick (8) and McCarver. W-Wvod.. shick (2-1). LP--Cuellar 110.8). HRs-Bateman (17th), Shannon (14th), McCarver (10th). · · m. PLAYING CARDS nowl Wahama and Pomeroy, aelghbotlng cro•rlver., foes will take to the turf iD a aon-league grid teet 'fbll\ Frilay Dight on the Panthers sod. ·• The Falcons of Coach Roa Richardllon, with a 19-f· win over Buffalo already undeT their belts, will be to avenge a 12-6 setback handed them by Pomeroy ~ season at Bachtel Field. · Game time Is 8 p. m. for tht • first cracking of pads 11 ao lie Diver, 189 lb. tackle; le1lo official test this year at Pa• by Dewhurst, 135 lb. cealer; lher Field. Larry Drake, 154 )b. ead; GI!J Fields, 129 lb. fullback; lW I Ralph Batey, Wahama:s Fry, 121 lb. ballback; ~ I Oeetfooted halfback, is certai• Frye, 139 lb. eod; Mike Goodto be one of the backfield prob- night, 133 lb. ltalfback; BrlaD lems that Caleb Bud Bickel's Hudson, 181 !b. tackle; Doll crew must contend with. Bat· King. 112 lb. ce~~ter: R!cbard : ey, a Junior, •cored two Lake, 130 lb. halfback; Robert touchdowns at Buffalo. Redmond, 143 lb. guard; BobliJ Rounding oul the White Fal- Roush, 142 lb. halfback and G• . cons' backfield will be Bill ry Sisk, 180 lb. quarterback. Arthur, fullback, a 150 lb. Sen- Wahama, a member of the !or; Larry Fry, 122 lb. Sen1or Mid-Ohio Valley ConferenC. • halrhack and Junior Dave ginning thi!i year, will be oper-Whi!P, 161 lb quarterback . ating from the T·forma!IOIL Other key returnees of the Coach Bickel, meanwhile, Boston 100 004 01!0- 5 11 0 Cleve 100 000 101.- 4 15 2 Lonborg, Wyatl (9) and TillmaR, Ryan (6), Culyer, Kelley 16), Heffner (7) aDd Azcue, lms (9). WP-Lonborg (9·8). LP--Culper <O.J). HRGentile (:!nd). 300 100 001- 4 10 t Ortega, H u mph r e y 1 15), Kreutzer, (7) and Casanova: Wilson 1111-9) and Freeban. LP -Ortega (I ().12). BLACK ;• _OR Mrs. Neighboring Teams is Test . By United Prus lnternadolllll American League New York 000 002 OllO- 2 8 0 Bait 000 100 11•- 3 4 1 Stottlemyre (U-17) and Howard: Bunker, Fisher (7). S. Miller 19) and Etchebarren. WP-Fisher (5·5). HR-B. Rer binson 122nd). IOYI IAIKITBALL ,. Non~League Clash ' THREE MORE ENTERED ATLANTIC <lTV , N.J. (UPil -Imasmartee, Twlore, Ni· arkos, PaoltJccio and Indulto have been entered in l ll the $100,000 United Nations Handi· cap tt increase the starting field tv eight, track president Rouer! P. Levy aDJlounced Wednesday. ll 1 rA- / j' TRI.CAPTAINS- Nam· 62 Examined for Driver's License PT. PLEASANT - Sixty-two persons took drivers exams on Tuesday from the Stale Police with 24 passing the written tesbl and 28 passing the final driver's test. Five person. failed the writ· ten exam 111<1 live Jailed on operation. Drlver's exams are given by tbo local State Police the lint and third Tuesday of each menth at the Courthouse. ed as tri·captains of t h e 1966 Pomeroy Purple ther football team are terback Doo Swisher, E n d Bill Moore and Halfback Andy Porter. All are iors.-Sentinel Photos. Junior High Grid Schedule Is Announced I ..' i ! I �)' '. .... ,. . ·' ' ' -- ' - ~~ . • j, • • • - · lrhe Meigs·Maso•• ·4rea .. . ' .;._ ::· . ' . \ ~~ ~ ~-;. - ,.. ··: ',.._ ,: S·alutes ·Foot.ball ~ • 'r---~~-.~------~----~-----, See A Game·Friday~ I ,, 1966 ':ODE OF SIGNALS FOR FOOTBALL OFFICIALS · ·suBSTITUTION Wbat wu tbat penalty torr Why was the ball called back? Jual what hiPJ\'.Ded on that play! You'D know all tbe answers Immediately when you check officials' .hand llcnala agilnat thta code. lt'uutbentic. lt'a rlihl up to the minute, It's brought to you through the ClOOJl!!rltion of tbe firma listed on next pace.... for your greater enjoyment of all the football cames you'll lee this season! SCORING Touchdown or Field Goal TO KEEP 'ON THE BALL' KEEP THIS CODE •~ . Delay Of Game the ldck-off! '" DD Bar & Restaurant I. MAIN ST., POMEROY Blaettnar Auto Co. BUICK-PONTIAC POMEROY The G&G Cafe 118 W. MAIN POMEROY Karr and VanZandt MOTOR SALES CADILLAC · OLDS R. H. Rawlings Sons CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SAVI MONI!Y EVERY DAY AT Moore1s In Pomeroy 124 W. MAIN WY2-2841 Downing Insurance Agency MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CLIPPING Clipping CONDUCT Unsportsmanlike Conduct Ineligible Receiver Downfield KICKER LEAGUE SCHEDULE PERSONAL Roughing The Kicker MIDDLEPORT Sejlt. 10 16 llpt. Sejlt. 21 Sept. 30 POMEROY =====:t At Wahoma ltutlancl At Jackson Nel10nvllla At Athona Pomeroy At Logon Wallllan At Golllpolla llacl na Oct. 1 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Nov, 4 Hev. i 1 I lapt. 9 - GA~LIPOLIS Ntw Lulllflon Warren L-1 Logan At Wellaton Middleport At Jaclcaon Heltonville, At Galllpolla At Pama~ OJIII!.Oata Sept. 16 _ ltpt, 21 Stjlt, 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Nov. 4 Nov. II Illegal Shift . GROUNDING ' ' ATHINS SHIFT Sept. 9 . - - - - - - : - . Wahoma . sa,t. 17 At llutland Sapt. 23 Golllpolla Sept. 30 At Logan Oct. 7 Walltton Oct. 14 AI Middleport Oct. 21 Jackaon Oct. 21 At Nelaonvllle Nov. 4 Athena Nov. II _ At Oak Hill I JACKSON .t .I Sept. 9,-.·=~ Oak Hill Sap!. 1~ • At ~N.nflald Sept. 21 Mlcldltpert s.pt. 30 Gtlllpolla Oct. 7 At Nt110nvllle . Oct. \4.. Athena Oct. 21' At Pamtnrt Oct. 28 Login Nev. 4 AI Wellllon Nov. 11 Waverly Sept. 9 Ironton JePj. I• ....- At Coal GNYI 1tjlt, 21 · AI Pomeroy . Sept. 30 At Jackson Oct. 7 Logan Del. 14 Nalaonvllle Oct. 21 At WtUstan Del. 21 AlhaM Nov. 4 Mlcldltport Nov. 11 At Pt. PIHHnt _ Intentional Grounding ..,,_.....;.....; '." ______ OFF-SIDE Illegal Forward Pass NI!LSONVILLI Sept. 9 Sapt. 16 _ Sept. 21 Tho Plaln1 Chauncay·Dovtr Wellston it Middleport JaciCIOn At Galla:: At A Pa_..r At LOlJin Opon Dtla s.,t. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct, 21 Oct. 21 Nov. 4 Nov. II ' MOTION Illegal · Motion Ball Dead, Touch Back (Hand Waved) Ready-For-Play . Ball ReadyFor-Play I . -•. . --:r-;·.' • "' . ~ .- Sept. 9 Sapt. ,. Sept. 23 _ Sept. 30 At Marltlla fit&. 9 _ HonnaftoTron lopt. 16 At North Chilli lojll. u ...,.... lopt, 10 AI York Dot, 7 __... IC- Croolr" Ott. 14 - Ott, 21 Ott. 21 _ Nev. S At MtArthur At Woh11111 leullsa&tt•n llllnl llpt. t AI Polrlond lopt, 16 AI- "'"""" Trace lopt,U ~ Raclno lopt, it ....;,. Norill Galllo Del. 7 _ AI E11lem Oct. 14 _ Southw1stern Set>t. 10 -At Mlddloport lopt.l7- f!~~Arthur Nev. 4 __.. TOUCHED . ' To"'daed ,~ :\ " --- FIRST DOWN -·· · . rant Down " -====== ' I WAHAMA a lept, lapt. 9 :- s.pt, 16 Stpt. 21 Sept, 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Nov, 4 • :1<1'1).. , ., IOOST YOUR luHalo '-v At At Middleport ltawnaWoocl McArthur At ltlpley R11lna Eaafern AI Spincer At IIUfllnd .' _, . H().A1E TEAM I I Start The Clodc "Start The Clock; No More . · nme-0urs . ~ . -· ~ ' . _,. ·-. ' ' ,, ~-·' The City Loan &Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO ----~-----· - Sug~r r Run Flour Mills POMEROY, OHIO The Gloeckner Cafe MAIN ST. POMEROY Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating EDWARD BAER POMEROY Williams Nationwide Ins. ~OMEROY,· ~0 Crows ·Stea~ ~ouse "HOME OF THE TOM-lOY" POMEROY, OHIO " The Green Lantern \., Pomeroy· Powell's Sunoco Service ., Racine Fui-Valu Market Station RACINE, OHIO ' MID~I.Ef'ORT, OHIO Robinson's Laundry & Dry Cleaning tnd ! Chapman·Canaday Shoes In 1he Middle Block Next To Elbtrfelds Pom1roy's Quality Shoe Store .. Pomeroy Flower Shop "WI Willi IILOWIRS" POMEROY, oHIO Rail's Ben Franklin MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THI Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO Mason Bowling Lanes s...t.U-Atl-m Oct. 21 · - .~ ..... Oct. 27 ChoUIICII\'-Dovor Citizens National Bank MEMBER FDIC MIDDLEPORT The Blue Tartan MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · Pass Interference Ball Illegally llpi.IO-Atllllno Oct. 1 c~~~u_, Oct. 15 -AI Tho Plolno Oct. 21 _ AI McArthur Oct. 29 _ , _ ..... Nev. 4 · W1h11111 Rizer Qif. fe"ampany ' POMERoY, OHIO . INTERFERENCE «ACINI RUTLAND Midway Market: POMEROY, OHIO Mason Furniture Co. HERMAN GRATE MASON, W.VA. AthtM . Oct. 7 AI Pallltf'O\' Oct. 14 Log•n ' Oct. 21 . Gtlllpollt At MklciiiPorf . . Oct. 21 Nov. 4 Jaclaen Nov. 11 -.;..._ At Partamouth KYGER CREIK RACINE. OHIO Anthonys Plumbing MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. K & C Jewelers "'KEIPSAKI DIAMONDS".;. POMEROY,O. Oak Hill · Davis-Wamer Insurance POMEROY, OHIO The Stcir Supply Co. RACINE, OHIO Offside At Ntlaonvllle The Fabric Shop SINGER SALES •SERVICE POMEROY Middleport' Lunch Roc>m MIDDLEPORT,- ·OHIO Ma.-tin Ambulance Service RUTLAND, OHIO OTHER MEIGS COUNTY AND AREA $CHEDULES - I'ASTIRN BALL DEAD WILLSTON Hartley and Bennetf Ashland Oil & Refining Co. SHOE STORE POME~Y MINERSVILLE, OHIO I.e Racine Home Bank i 504 E. Main Pomeroy Middleport Dept. Store MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Quality Print Shop MIDDLEPORT, OHIO i LOGAN Tinys Foodland MIDDLEPORT KANAUGA "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALERu Swisher & Lohse RIXALL DRUGS- POMEROY, OHIO .. 1966 SOUTHEASTERN -OHIO INELIGIBLE PASSINC" SAFETY IIUOD. II !ben .for Incomplete Pass · Penalty Declined llegal Use Of Hands The Shoe Box "WHIRl YOU GIT MOitl 11011 YOUII MONIY" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Time Out 1tart of a triumphant INCOMPLETE HANDS Ebersbach Hardware MAIN ST. POMEROY · The Home Laund,Y Co. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO on to a wlnnlnc ' Illegal Procedure ·-· or Position Crawling, Helping Runner G&J Auto Parts Co. POMEROY, OHIO TIME OUT Let'a cheer our team PROCEDURE CRAWLING The Court Street Grill POMERQY, OHIO everybody, to lht openinc ramel s, ..... ftlttiletl 8111f11"' E. . .U.l••au Illegal Return Safety DElAY Personal Foul l'ltb FootiNIII Fe.ture 11 SpouoreiJ Bt l'u J'eDDteiRf Clt71e - MASON, W. VA. Joe's Carry Quv ~:: -;. ,.. "hWnie.Gross, l.nc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "SPORTS APPAREL" POMEROY (f• - .,..,., ·Meigs General liospikll POMEROY, OHI() ~. '. ' ""t " l ' ,• Robinson's Tri-Lustre Cleaners Lyons Clover Farm Store TI/PPERS PLAINS, OHIO Ohio Valley Industries MINERSVILLE, OHIO THE Economy Savings &Loan Co. POMEROY, OHIO The Baum Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIALS CHESTER, 0. Grover's Studio Profe11ional Photoaraphy POMEROY THE Ridenour's Radio & TV I k Pomeroy Cement Boc Co. I · CHESTER, OHio POMEROY, OHIO -------------------Bahr Clothiers Columbia GAS MIDDU..OIT CASH BAHR Of Ohio, Inc. Veterans Memorial Rawlings-Coats Hospital AMBULANCE SERVICE f'OMEIOY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Waid Cross1 Sons Ewings Ambulance Service POMEROY, OHIO FOOD - GENERAL MDSL RAONI • .· P~meroy "' POMEjic;Y N~tional Bank • RUTLAND WELKER'S · :. ~- _:, ·· ~~~~~-1-Lu-.••-:,-,-S--1 • Maple Lawn Poulij~Farm ~ --~ ey · ·· r.. upp Y HEMLOCK GROVE, . OHIO. - ----Ml-D_DLEPOIT __-.,.'-·-o-HI-0--King ·Builders S&ipply Co. . First National Bonk ' ' Baker-Seyfried POMEROY, OHIO 'I Rutland Furniture Co. ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, 0 . . -N-ew-Y-or_k_C-Io-th-in_g_Ho-use- __B_R_W_H_a-rdw-a-re---•---PC-OM-111-0Y_,_OH_I_o____ l ----PO-M_ER_RO_Y_,_OH_IO___ Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Goeuler's J.welry POiliiiOY, 'OHIO , The .Martin. R-urant . :,W.OOD . . '.' · . MIOI¥~ V•. D~ Edwards ·Insurance POMROY, OHIO Mason County Bcmk.·· NEW HAVEN W. VA. -I ' ' �)' '. .... ,. . ·' ' ' -- ' - ~~ . • j, • • • - · lrhe Meigs·Maso•• ·4rea .. . ' .;._ ::· . ' . \ ~~ ~ ~-;. - ,.. ··: ',.._ ,: S·alutes ·Foot.ball ~ • 'r---~~-.~------~----~-----, See A Game·Friday~ I ,, 1966 ':ODE OF SIGNALS FOR FOOTBALL OFFICIALS · ·suBSTITUTION Wbat wu tbat penalty torr Why was the ball called back? Jual what hiPJ\'.Ded on that play! You'D know all tbe answers Immediately when you check officials' .hand llcnala agilnat thta code. lt'uutbentic. lt'a rlihl up to the minute, It's brought to you through the ClOOJl!!rltion of tbe firma listed on next pace.... for your greater enjoyment of all the football cames you'll lee this season! SCORING Touchdown or Field Goal TO KEEP 'ON THE BALL' KEEP THIS CODE •~ . Delay Of Game the ldck-off! '" DD Bar & Restaurant I. MAIN ST., POMEROY Blaettnar Auto Co. BUICK-PONTIAC POMEROY The G&G Cafe 118 W. MAIN POMEROY Karr and VanZandt MOTOR SALES CADILLAC · OLDS R. H. Rawlings Sons CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SAVI MONI!Y EVERY DAY AT Moore1s In Pomeroy 124 W. MAIN WY2-2841 Downing Insurance Agency MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CLIPPING Clipping CONDUCT Unsportsmanlike Conduct Ineligible Receiver Downfield KICKER LEAGUE SCHEDULE PERSONAL Roughing The Kicker MIDDLEPORT Sejlt. 10 16 llpt. Sejlt. 21 Sept. 30 POMEROY =====:t At Wahoma ltutlancl At Jackson Nel10nvllla At Athona Pomeroy At Logon Wallllan At Golllpolla llacl na Oct. 1 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Nov, 4 Hev. i 1 I lapt. 9 - GA~LIPOLIS Ntw Lulllflon Warren L-1 Logan At Wellaton Middleport At Jaclcaon Heltonville, At Galllpolla At Pama~ OJIII!.Oata Sept. 16 _ ltpt, 21 Stjlt, 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Nov. 4 Nov. II Illegal Shift . GROUNDING ' ' ATHINS SHIFT Sept. 9 . - - - - - - : - . Wahoma . sa,t. 17 At llutland Sapt. 23 Golllpolla Sept. 30 At Logan Oct. 7 Walltton Oct. 14 AI Middleport Oct. 21 Jackaon Oct. 21 At Nelaonvllle Nov. 4 Athena Nov. II _ At Oak Hill I JACKSON .t .I Sept. 9,-.·=~ Oak Hill Sap!. 1~ • At ~N.nflald Sept. 21 Mlcldltpert s.pt. 30 Gtlllpolla Oct. 7 At Nt110nvllle . Oct. \4.. Athena Oct. 21' At Pamtnrt Oct. 28 Login Nev. 4 AI Wellllon Nov. 11 Waverly Sept. 9 Ironton JePj. I• ....- At Coal GNYI 1tjlt, 21 · AI Pomeroy . Sept. 30 At Jackson Oct. 7 Logan Del. 14 Nalaonvllle Oct. 21 At WtUstan Del. 21 AlhaM Nov. 4 Mlcldltport Nov. 11 At Pt. PIHHnt _ Intentional Grounding ..,,_.....;.....; '." ______ OFF-SIDE Illegal Forward Pass NI!LSONVILLI Sept. 9 Sapt. 16 _ Sept. 21 Tho Plaln1 Chauncay·Dovtr Wellston it Middleport JaciCIOn At Galla:: At A Pa_..r At LOlJin Opon Dtla s.,t. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct, 21 Oct. 21 Nov. 4 Nov. II ' MOTION Illegal · Motion Ball Dead, Touch Back (Hand Waved) Ready-For-Play . Ball ReadyFor-Play I . -•. . --:r-;·.' • "' . ~ .- Sept. 9 Sapt. ,. Sept. 23 _ Sept. 30 At Marltlla fit&. 9 _ HonnaftoTron lopt. 16 At North Chilli lojll. u ...,.... lopt, 10 AI York Dot, 7 __... IC- Croolr" Ott. 14 - Ott, 21 Ott. 21 _ Nev. S At MtArthur At Woh11111 leullsa&tt•n llllnl llpt. t AI Polrlond lopt, 16 AI- "'"""" Trace lopt,U ~ Raclno lopt, it ....;,. Norill Galllo Del. 7 _ AI E11lem Oct. 14 _ Southw1stern Set>t. 10 -At Mlddloport lopt.l7- f!~~Arthur Nev. 4 __.. TOUCHED . ' To"'daed ,~ :\ " --- FIRST DOWN -·· · . rant Down " -====== ' I WAHAMA a lept, lapt. 9 :- s.pt, 16 Stpt. 21 Sept, 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 21 Nov, 4 • :1<1'1).. , ., IOOST YOUR luHalo '-v At At Middleport ltawnaWoocl McArthur At ltlpley R11lna Eaafern AI Spincer At IIUfllnd .' _, . H().A1E TEAM I I Start The Clodc "Start The Clock; No More . · nme-0urs . ~ . -· ~ ' . _,. ·-. ' ' ,, ~-·' The City Loan &Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO ----~-----· - Sug~r r Run Flour Mills POMEROY, OHIO The Gloeckner Cafe MAIN ST. POMEROY Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating EDWARD BAER POMEROY Williams Nationwide Ins. ~OMEROY,· ~0 Crows ·Stea~ ~ouse "HOME OF THE TOM-lOY" POMEROY, OHIO " The Green Lantern \., Pomeroy· Powell's Sunoco Service ., Racine Fui-Valu Market Station RACINE, OHIO ' MID~I.Ef'ORT, OHIO Robinson's Laundry & Dry Cleaning tnd ! Chapman·Canaday Shoes In 1he Middle Block Next To Elbtrfelds Pom1roy's Quality Shoe Store .. Pomeroy Flower Shop "WI Willi IILOWIRS" POMEROY, oHIO Rail's Ben Franklin MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THI Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO Mason Bowling Lanes s...t.U-Atl-m Oct. 21 · - .~ ..... Oct. 27 ChoUIICII\'-Dovor Citizens National Bank MEMBER FDIC MIDDLEPORT The Blue Tartan MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · Pass Interference Ball Illegally llpi.IO-Atllllno Oct. 1 c~~~u_, Oct. 15 -AI Tho Plolno Oct. 21 _ AI McArthur Oct. 29 _ , _ ..... Nev. 4 · W1h11111 Rizer Qif. fe"ampany ' POMERoY, OHIO . INTERFERENCE «ACINI RUTLAND Midway Market: POMEROY, OHIO Mason Furniture Co. HERMAN GRATE MASON, W.VA. AthtM . Oct. 7 AI Pallltf'O\' Oct. 14 Log•n ' Oct. 21 . Gtlllpollt At MklciiiPorf . . Oct. 21 Nov. 4 Jaclaen Nov. 11 -.;..._ At Partamouth KYGER CREIK RACINE. OHIO Anthonys Plumbing MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. K & C Jewelers "'KEIPSAKI DIAMONDS".;. POMEROY,O. Oak Hill · Davis-Wamer Insurance POMEROY, OHIO The Stcir Supply Co. RACINE, OHIO Offside At Ntlaonvllle The Fabric Shop SINGER SALES •SERVICE POMEROY Middleport' Lunch Roc>m MIDDLEPORT,- ·OHIO Ma.-tin Ambulance Service RUTLAND, OHIO OTHER MEIGS COUNTY AND AREA $CHEDULES - I'ASTIRN BALL DEAD WILLSTON Hartley and Bennetf Ashland Oil & Refining Co. SHOE STORE POME~Y MINERSVILLE, OHIO I.e Racine Home Bank i 504 E. Main Pomeroy Middleport Dept. Store MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Quality Print Shop MIDDLEPORT, OHIO i LOGAN Tinys Foodland MIDDLEPORT KANAUGA "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALERu Swisher & Lohse RIXALL DRUGS- POMEROY, OHIO .. 1966 SOUTHEASTERN -OHIO INELIGIBLE PASSINC" SAFETY IIUOD. II !ben .for Incomplete Pass · Penalty Declined llegal Use Of Hands The Shoe Box "WHIRl YOU GIT MOitl 11011 YOUII MONIY" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Time Out 1tart of a triumphant INCOMPLETE HANDS Ebersbach Hardware MAIN ST. POMEROY · The Home Laund,Y Co. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO on to a wlnnlnc ' Illegal Procedure ·-· or Position Crawling, Helping Runner G&J Auto Parts Co. POMEROY, OHIO TIME OUT Let'a cheer our team PROCEDURE CRAWLING The Court Street Grill POMERQY, OHIO everybody, to lht openinc ramel s, ..... ftlttiletl 8111f11"' E. . .U.l••au Illegal Return Safety DElAY Personal Foul l'ltb FootiNIII Fe.ture 11 SpouoreiJ Bt l'u J'eDDteiRf Clt71e - MASON, W. VA. Joe's Carry Quv ~:: -;. ,.. "hWnie.Gross, l.nc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "SPORTS APPAREL" POMEROY (f• - .,..,., ·Meigs General liospikll POMEROY, OHI() ~. '. ' ""t " l ' ,• Robinson's Tri-Lustre Cleaners Lyons Clover Farm Store TI/PPERS PLAINS, OHIO Ohio Valley Industries MINERSVILLE, OHIO THE Economy Savings &Loan Co. POMEROY, OHIO The Baum Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIALS CHESTER, 0. Grover's Studio Profe11ional Photoaraphy POMEROY THE Ridenour's Radio & TV I k Pomeroy Cement Boc Co. I · CHESTER, OHio POMEROY, OHIO -------------------Bahr Clothiers Columbia GAS MIDDU..OIT CASH BAHR Of Ohio, Inc. Veterans Memorial Rawlings-Coats Hospital AMBULANCE SERVICE f'OMEIOY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Waid Cross1 Sons Ewings Ambulance Service POMEROY, OHIO FOOD - GENERAL MDSL RAONI • .· P~meroy "' POMEjic;Y N~tional Bank • RUTLAND WELKER'S · :. ~- _:, ·· ~~~~~-1-Lu-.••-:,-,-S--1 • Maple Lawn Poulij~Farm ~ --~ ey · ·· r.. upp Y HEMLOCK GROVE, . OHIO. - ----Ml-D_DLEPOIT __-.,.'-·-o-HI-0--King ·Builders S&ipply Co. . First National Bonk ' ' Baker-Seyfried POMEROY, OHIO 'I Rutland Furniture Co. ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, 0 . . -N-ew-Y-or_k_C-Io-th-in_g_Ho-use- __B_R_W_H_a-rdw-a-re---•---PC-OM-111-0Y_,_OH_I_o____ l ----PO-M_ER_RO_Y_,_OH_IO___ Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Goeuler's J.welry POiliiiOY, 'OHIO , The .Martin. R-urant . :,W.OOD . . '.' · . MIOI¥~ V•. D~ Edwards ·Insurance POMROY, OHIO Mason County Bcmk.·· NEW HAVEN W. VA. -I ' ' �' '1;; ' "i .. ,"·-... l ... I .... ...1 • •• -··-- -.- ~.:~ ..~· .. ' I l ;' FOI SCHOOl. ), Rutland has '2·" '5·99 •. lti Veteran Roush ltotltore Mhkl.....rt,Q, l966Squad I BY BUB E. BYF.R Neut2hng's lecwty Shop I The final week of rthearsals I t'Omes to a (']os~ thi s MMEROY, 0. Friday night as arf'a high s(ilools open their 1966 roolball ca mpaign:-; Announces t he Employment of ;Wilh two loca l sC'hools laking i :oot, JUore day for tune-ups be-- l tore opentng 011 Saturday mght . 1 A! Bdoty Operator MARY POWHL nat. Carlyle Ri( hu rcik, l'e~peeiive Bl eac, ~irrrj football 1 and and J?rr <:tiny. tdt!!f'lete Hair ear~! leasuns agai nst each nlht>r .'-;at- i urday ni gllt at the J\-1iddleporl Stadium . Just what Cuaeh Ch<lrles Smi th, now in hts sophom11rr year at Hu11and, will B~ec_k R'luette Permanenf.~. Tmtmg, i the Middlf:'port Ye llow J<Jcke b . Come itl. ond See l1rrry for IJo- The Rutland Red Dt'vils and i ppen tlwir bring ' into Ole J<teket camp remains J to be Sf't'll. Rut Irom past ex per- : le11re of observing these two I .\1t>J~s Cou nt~' S<'hool~ squ <~ re off ou uf.ierring mgM ot tilt' gridrrnn 1 seasons. wbatevt>r !\lr Srmth ,. •· . brin gs 1.0 1m•m will h<l\P plenty [' of talent and tha t i~ with a ca- pital ''T"' . EIGHT SEI\IORS - Middleport's Yellow Jaekels, probably the lightest team In the ares, has eight seniors. They are, front row . I lo r, Hoger Laffingwell, Jim Bartlett, Steve Pullins, Sam Hond. Back Row, George Sau er, Larry Slobart, Ray Hindy and Asa Bradbury. Sentinel Photo. Rutland wrth a co-championship in the Mid-Ohio Vu lley t'orlterence ir1 1965 will have the mainstays ol Uwrr lillf• h;wk this seas1m and a lot H] of nine I lettermen. The dd en~P :-;lrn rrld be more powerful than offense Iince Smith wrll h<J \'1' tlrn'P r!t' ~'> men in the backf ie ld with o11l_y quarterbae k .Joe ll awkm~ rt'- RUTLAND SENIORS- Six seniors are on the roster of the Rut!land Red De. viis this season. They are BIU Kennedy and Joe Hawkins, kneeling; and Roger Barrett, Jim Vanaman, Charles Scott and Roger Davis, Sentinel Photo I I I . th ~ Ea"'~i 'II'Mrt tliey t;pen their 1966 grid c•mpalgn this "' Keaton Don Roush, !lager Allmali, Ar•hl9 Rooe. ELEVEN SENIORS ~ Tllrte 1tfll ·~ U HDlors. on the rot!~r t!f 8 1 Friday nl8111 at home against l>'annan,.'l'i'ace. J{~~llilg, L lb I( Claru ~~. ~h!t~~~ .•~11and .ch. rlr!es Elchlllfll!r. _ sentinel Photo. , . .... __ Second r()W1 Dave Will.lams, Ridlard Dou!llat, TQf,D _,@sJ?ome, llonald ~~~~~~·~~· - t 0 t apitol Comment, Events 1 1 turning . Lardy Lr llliP ~' . IJ!'i. F{IQ,er:t ~Williams. j5(1. and Gar~ Dririner al Wi will rotllld 0111 &he Red DP\ '11 bad:field. I n football <IS Wt>ll HS other things if!-= wh.":lts up front thnt ! counts and HtJtland will have- it · up fron t. Pussible ~ t ar ting lim• fur thf' RPd Devi l ~ wil l be Hoger l>avis. 1 16S, .and \ like Barr. t90 at · Ends. Stel'e Brog<~Jl. t i O and Le- 1 roy Wekh . 195 at the fTuards. Tarkles Ro~rr Blc:H·k and Per-, ry Hennedy both at 200 a11d L'fn-1 ter Charle-s Scott at 211J. make ; up a !inf' that is tou gh to run qainst m anybodies league. I Middlt'port with iii freshmen toach finds it:;elf in a rebtrild · 1llt fltet FtOrlda Trips lhilefldedl 100 GALLONS T•klli You To Flarid-3 Gotssler 1 CO·CAPTAJNS - Sam Hood, left and George Sauer are co-ca ptains of the 1966 Middlepmt Yel- lng yoar and UJat too m1ght be Jtw~ry Store, Po•woy opelled wilh a capital "It" Coacb Fred Phillis. the JDcke ts low Jarket football team . Both are seniors and back· new Mentor. will have b11t twu fielders for Coach Jl'red Phillis. Sentinel Photo senior lettermen around which j - ----~-----·-------- - - · --~ -- - - - to build bJS I 1966 ball dub term Meigs Temple KINZY TO SPEAK td 'al perhaps U1e sm&:~lles t team PT. PLEASANT - Frank Kinto be fielded at Middleport in zy, an employe of the Panlasnte years. /Company. will be lhe guest Ht:'aviest man on the: squad is speah r at tnrUght's regular Kijuniur Bernard Lyons at 215 wani s Club dinner meeting . Mr. lba., but from then on the Kinz:v. an AmPrican Citizen weights take a " Dow-Jones" since 1960. excaped from Cze-ch- Meigs Temple Pylhian Sisters drop leveling off at somewhere os lovakia 's "' iron <.'Urtain'' in 1 reconvened for their fall meetaround the 140 ro 150 pound j l948. He has seve •·al close rela· 1ing_s Tuesda~ ev~ning at the SOUTHERN SENIORS - Twelve seniors will make up the bulwark of the veteran·dominated Sonthern Tornadoes grid team this Otighborbood, and U1ats not a 1 tives. incl ud ing his fathrr and leg ron hall m ~Iddlepor t. A 1 very btg neighborhood when brother, still In Czechoslovakia. 6:30 potluck dmner preceded seasnn . Southern will open at home against Chauncey this Friday. Kneeling, left to right, are Charlie Snodgrass, Phil Hill, Daniel Hensler, Neigler and Ed Moran. Standing, Tom Wickline, Sherm Cundiff, Amos Wallbrown, Joha McClintock, Steve Dailey, Bob Grueser and you consider SEOAI. footba ll. th€' meetmg with Mrs. Phil Bruce Mike Jenkins. - Sentinel Photo. Re~ out of tht Jacket Meinhart a~~d Mrs. Karl Owen c::amp sbow three not so successBAKE SALE /in eharge of the tablt decora· 1uJ «9unages although a lot . _The junior c_!ass of Wahama itOHl:i .and coffee. '\)( lessons were learned aga inst H1gh School w1ll hold a bake M G Ch'ld M 1 sd, ed ' os 1 teams like Ravenswood War- sale on Saturdav. September !E rs · t eoCrhgef ' · k · xce 11 e11 1e , pres1 over .. ren Local and North Gallia lOth , •.t l&S Super Maret tile ritual opening with Mrs. Southern's Tornadoes are hop- lhis 21st y•ar, has voiced hope• Southeno Coach Don Van i terback Bob Grueser, Fullback as offeDBive end because of a Middleport !aired about e.en rand Millers Soper '" !Meinhart servmg as Manager ,ing to Op<'n thei r 1960 football ' this fin al Blue Devil team can Meter who Inherited a ,.niorSherm Cundifland Right Half. Irib injury but will 1>e ""' 5 - AKainst WarrPn and North Gal - i New Haven , and Bachner Su- pro tern of the Temp le. Mrs. , seasoR with a wiH thi s Fr1day repeat U1e performance of lasl 1l donlln.ated ~quad ill his .first I1back Jobo McClintock. T b e on defense, according lo Coarh Jio, but Raven, wood wa. a dif· l per Market and, the B&B Mar-; Horace McElhinny was wei- night over the Chauncey-Dover 1year's S<1uad that posted an 8h ad mentor bo s Left Half poot will be filled by [1 Vaa Meter. ferent story. ket m Ma:-;on . 1 he sale wJIJ Icomed Uack after <tn absence of 1 Blue Devi l:- ol AI hens County. ' 1-t rP.cord. j as e • pe J1small, but speedy T"IDl Cozart. Other Soulhern starten will ThJfJ early in the season it at JD sew· ral meetings due to hospi· The f:levils, seemingly al- f Nine are retumiag hi1 Tornadoes wlll be a jwJior. ; be Tom Wickline, righl tackle; . hard for some mentors to !:iay 1 . talization this summer. ways w1th a strong e]P\'en, from the 1965 Blue Devil team [ up to take the opner. We ! Ends e.tpected to start for i Carl H.il>hmson , g1.•l'd; Pythians Have Fall Meeting r' ,. Southern Tornadoes to Host Chauncey 1 t~ is I s~~ I Mark~t a.~·---·~------~ "~ s~ason Jeue~meo ge~red. l'l/~ht 1 ! "this" or "thai' ' will be a start. Irons Wide open and up lng lineup and su('h is thf' case of the Jackets. It Yellu~· grab~. th~re- 1 Geo_rge S~uer. f<lre looks like Sat urday mght hackf1el der • JS star for 1 Reported ill, but improving, handed Snu th•·rn one ot '" while 11 were lost by gradua- haven't looked u good u wbat j Souther• are veteran M I k e I Jim Hanlon, <enter; pos~ ~et@r. ' were Mrs. Griff RusselL Mrs. three defeats Jast year in the tion. This wilt. be Cbauncey'sjl would Uke," said Van JenkiRs_, a seeior and 1'But the Max SanborR, Lena McEllunney I encounter of Ihe cam- last football team as a are Jbow1ag 1 ; Didd.le. Ed J_ark~t. ) ~ning reported s!tll al i-land Homer Jnnes. Miss Mabel paigR. _sep~r· • tom ligament In his right leg.' and nowers .. Mrs. McElhmney - - ·- - --· ·- - -- ---~ --·-----· - - - - - bo~l ate school before consol1datroa : lot of eothusrasm. against Rutland. wlll be some- ~' ing and m~y side/1ne most of j Hysell was reported ill and is ' V.tera• . Chouncey · Dover w>th Alh.eRs alld The t;hat of a prov1ng ground for M1ddleport s opener beca use or. to be remembered w1lh cards mentor Bill Snuth, who n; m ne.x t . yegr. the Jackets Wlth ..vera) -·- - - To~ Plains j Th~ Tornadoes hav~ eteran/ 1backfteldera returning ill QuaJL. 1 ----- and Mrs. Ben Neutzlrng thanked I the group for cards and gifts I . r, . •~·~··> .·•· .. ~ P"" ' '• 1 ~ ~~ 0 . J , !I ways and means chairman, reported on the sa le of knives and report· ed some rf' maming on hand . A rummage sale was planned tentavelv fnr October 7-8 with lo· cation. to bf' announced. Hostes- WAHAMA CAPTAINS- Paul Hoffman, left, and William Arthur will be co·captains of the Wahama White Falcons this season. Both are seniors of Coach Boll llil:hardson. Sentinel Pboto for .th e October m"ting will be Mrs Clyde Andrews, Mrs. George rnilds and Mrs. Harold J.em/ey. Mt;ETING SLATED PT. PI.F,ASANT - A joint f' 1 meettnc. does filth-ever lootball squad. ·Seven of Southern's 14 letter· mea are seniors. 1 0.: Mrs. Gladys Today ,. Thursday, Sept. I, Fife, Middleport; Richard Ke•·J the 251st day of l96tl with ll to 4 tersou, Ft. -CiiniOR; a sister, follow. Carrie Smith, Canton: and IJi grandchildren. Mrs. Kester· The moon Ia between Ill lost S<m· 1!/BS a member of · the quarter and new phase, Cbruch of Christ In Christian The morning stan are Union in Middleport. Saturn, Jupiter, Mars and Funeral services will be Venus. held Saturday at 2 p. m. at the The evening star io Saturn. Ewing Funeral •!lome with the United ·State. Sen. Robert Charles litger and Re•. Taft was born on thlo day In Troy Fields olflclaUng. Burial 1889. wJII be in !he Rock Sprlllgs On thiS day ill history: Cemetery. .Iii 1565, tho first permanent settlement of wbal Jo now tht _ . :!Rl.\TJIP. " . . COIItlnental United Slate. w., Fafio, waJ'i!jl!r ljidiy alod• Frl- louncle!l · at Sl. AIIIUSiine, Fla. ..,, Bllh, ......., 7UI. ~ r.- .Iii ~. tht Crimean War · Rev. held October 1 at Wahama be- tant I, Dodderer,! ~onton, ginning at 9 a .m. AU members of both clubs are urged to attend this impor. Mrs. Kesterson , ~ I ses mtoeting of the Point Pleasant Woman·s Club and the New Haven Woman's Club will be held this evening fThursday) 7:.10 p m. in the auditorium at Wilhama High School and final plans will be formulated for thP Southwestern District Wo-man's Club Convention to be I ~; .1 ·-----··- - ,four sophomores and seveo !freshmen make up the Torna· work as T-quarterback for the Blue Devils aRd to also wlug ing back. Gary Thomas, a 138 Mrs. Pearl V. Kesterson, 88, lb. senior, will be In the fuU· Mtnersvllle, died Wednesday af~ back poslUon while Larry Thotemoon at HeJzer Hospilal. mas and Gene Lewis are• half. · backs. Sunivon include her hus-band, Ben Kesterso11; children, mrs. Audrla Jeffers · , Mine-•..Tbe Almpnac vnte; Mrs. Beulah By United Prou laternallonal $80 spPnt for altuistic work. Mrs. Maxine Owens , Mike Mo~an. als~ · in the three month period and ., Junior !Dailey, left guard and a 1 Ihle, left tackle. passes Away Jim Stley has been pegged to on wednesday ........ the sillgle btock- mg the business meeting a total . of 126 sick visits were reported "•: Steve semor, w•U see llmited actrou . Twelve seniors, five juniors, sent lo them during ill ness. Uur-~ ll ~ ffil.CAPJ'AINS - Rutland Coach Charlet Smltb ·poses here wllb bla tri~lp­ tains for the 1966 Red Devils team. Kneeling are ebarles Scott, left, and Roger Black wbile J0e Hawkins looks on from behilld..tse.Diloa!· Pbota. · --- ~·"'I. ·1'J;;H1 ... · ·!It ·· " .. . -· . SIMON'S MAIKET OjMfllltlly9:00 fo 7:00-Friclay Tll8 S"'urdly Til 9 P<IM!ROY WY 2-3975 IIADY fO fA1 BOILED HAM ~"'· 99c lI . ' SICINI.ItS WIENERS I=IIISHLY GIIOUI!IO & fiACkMID GROUND BEEF 3 lb. $1.29 ' ADAMt ot liOLSUM BREAD OMOE A 140M0Cilii1ZID 5 ltft'fl McCOY'S .MILK _..... 99c .. * HANDCII.AflnD' for greater dtiPIIIdlilllhiJ TIM BARSTOW • 21li:4UBW Handsome Contemporary sljlled "lo-t.Q¥" .. cabinet in grained Walnul (Ofdr. V Ov'll · · ·'· twln·cone speaker. VHF/(JHf Spbtflre Ptn~,t World famous Zenith perlolntincetWotld ' famous Zenith valu~l *HANDCIIAPND * for fewer ~trtitt prObllft!o · Super Gold Video Guard :runlna Systtm * il!'ftent,. %etilth Color llemodiiiiiM Circuitly A LOWI LOW 449·' 5 ·~~,.,·...,,,. 5 . ,, ·-INGELS FURNITURE �' '1;; ' "i .. ,"·-... l ... I .... ...1 • •• -··-- -.- ~.:~ ..~· .. ' I l ;' FOI SCHOOl. ), Rutland has '2·" '5·99 •. lti Veteran Roush ltotltore Mhkl.....rt,Q, l966Squad I BY BUB E. BYF.R Neut2hng's lecwty Shop I The final week of rthearsals I t'Omes to a (']os~ thi s MMEROY, 0. Friday night as arf'a high s(ilools open their 1966 roolball ca mpaign:-; Announces t he Employment of ;Wilh two loca l sC'hools laking i :oot, JUore day for tune-ups be-- l tore opentng 011 Saturday mght . 1 A! Bdoty Operator MARY POWHL nat. Carlyle Ri( hu rcik, l'e~peeiive Bl eac, ~irrrj football 1 and and J?rr <:tiny. tdt!!f'lete Hair ear~! leasuns agai nst each nlht>r .'-;at- i urday ni gllt at the J\-1iddleporl Stadium . Just what Cuaeh Ch<lrles Smi th, now in hts sophom11rr year at Hu11and, will B~ec_k R'luette Permanenf.~. Tmtmg, i the Middlf:'port Ye llow J<Jcke b . Come itl. ond See l1rrry for IJo- The Rutland Red Dt'vils and i ppen tlwir bring ' into Ole J<teket camp remains J to be Sf't'll. Rut Irom past ex per- : le11re of observing these two I .\1t>J~s Cou nt~' S<'hool~ squ <~ re off ou uf.ierring mgM ot tilt' gridrrnn 1 seasons. wbatevt>r !\lr Srmth ,. •· . brin gs 1.0 1m•m will h<l\P plenty [' of talent and tha t i~ with a ca- pital ''T"' . EIGHT SEI\IORS - Middleport's Yellow Jaekels, probably the lightest team In the ares, has eight seniors. They are, front row . I lo r, Hoger Laffingwell, Jim Bartlett, Steve Pullins, Sam Hond. Back Row, George Sau er, Larry Slobart, Ray Hindy and Asa Bradbury. Sentinel Photo. Rutland wrth a co-championship in the Mid-Ohio Vu lley t'orlterence ir1 1965 will have the mainstays ol Uwrr lillf• h;wk this seas1m and a lot H] of nine I lettermen. The dd en~P :-;lrn rrld be more powerful than offense Iince Smith wrll h<J \'1' tlrn'P r!t' ~'> men in the backf ie ld with o11l_y quarterbae k .Joe ll awkm~ rt'- RUTLAND SENIORS- Six seniors are on the roster of the Rut!land Red De. viis this season. They are BIU Kennedy and Joe Hawkins, kneeling; and Roger Barrett, Jim Vanaman, Charles Scott and Roger Davis, Sentinel Photo I I I . th ~ Ea"'~i 'II'Mrt tliey t;pen their 1966 grid c•mpalgn this "' Keaton Don Roush, !lager Allmali, Ar•hl9 Rooe. ELEVEN SENIORS ~ Tllrte 1tfll ·~ U HDlors. on the rot!~r t!f 8 1 Friday nl8111 at home against l>'annan,.'l'i'ace. J{~~llilg, L lb I( Claru ~~. ~h!t~~~ .•~11and .ch. rlr!es Elchlllfll!r. _ sentinel Photo. , . .... __ Second r()W1 Dave Will.lams, Ridlard Dou!llat, TQf,D _,@sJ?ome, llonald ~~~~~~·~~· - t 0 t apitol Comment, Events 1 1 turning . Lardy Lr llliP ~' . IJ!'i. F{IQ,er:t ~Williams. j5(1. and Gar~ Dririner al Wi will rotllld 0111 &he Red DP\ '11 bad:field. I n football <IS Wt>ll HS other things if!-= wh.":lts up front thnt ! counts and HtJtland will have- it · up fron t. Pussible ~ t ar ting lim• fur thf' RPd Devi l ~ wil l be Hoger l>avis. 1 16S, .and \ like Barr. t90 at · Ends. Stel'e Brog<~Jl. t i O and Le- 1 roy Wekh . 195 at the fTuards. Tarkles Ro~rr Blc:H·k and Per-, ry Hennedy both at 200 a11d L'fn-1 ter Charle-s Scott at 211J. make ; up a !inf' that is tou gh to run qainst m anybodies league. I Middlt'port with iii freshmen toach finds it:;elf in a rebtrild · 1llt fltet FtOrlda Trips lhilefldedl 100 GALLONS T•klli You To Flarid-3 Gotssler 1 CO·CAPTAJNS - Sam Hood, left and George Sauer are co-ca ptains of the 1966 Middlepmt Yel- lng yoar and UJat too m1ght be Jtw~ry Store, Po•woy opelled wilh a capital "It" Coacb Fred Phillis. the JDcke ts low Jarket football team . Both are seniors and back· new Mentor. will have b11t twu fielders for Coach Jl'red Phillis. Sentinel Photo senior lettermen around which j - ----~-----·-------- - - · --~ -- - - - to build bJS I 1966 ball dub term Meigs Temple KINZY TO SPEAK td 'al perhaps U1e sm&:~lles t team PT. PLEASANT - Frank Kinto be fielded at Middleport in zy, an employe of the Panlasnte years. /Company. will be lhe guest Ht:'aviest man on the: squad is speah r at tnrUght's regular Kijuniur Bernard Lyons at 215 wani s Club dinner meeting . Mr. lba., but from then on the Kinz:v. an AmPrican Citizen weights take a " Dow-Jones" since 1960. excaped from Cze-ch- Meigs Temple Pylhian Sisters drop leveling off at somewhere os lovakia 's "' iron <.'Urtain'' in 1 reconvened for their fall meetaround the 140 ro 150 pound j l948. He has seve •·al close rela· 1ing_s Tuesda~ ev~ning at the SOUTHERN SENIORS - Twelve seniors will make up the bulwark of the veteran·dominated Sonthern Tornadoes grid team this Otighborbood, and U1ats not a 1 tives. incl ud ing his fathrr and leg ron hall m ~Iddlepor t. A 1 very btg neighborhood when brother, still In Czechoslovakia. 6:30 potluck dmner preceded seasnn . Southern will open at home against Chauncey this Friday. Kneeling, left to right, are Charlie Snodgrass, Phil Hill, Daniel Hensler, Neigler and Ed Moran. Standing, Tom Wickline, Sherm Cundiff, Amos Wallbrown, Joha McClintock, Steve Dailey, Bob Grueser and you consider SEOAI. footba ll. th€' meetmg with Mrs. Phil Bruce Mike Jenkins. - Sentinel Photo. Re~ out of tht Jacket Meinhart a~~d Mrs. Karl Owen c::amp sbow three not so successBAKE SALE /in eharge of the tablt decora· 1uJ «9unages although a lot . _The junior c_!ass of Wahama itOHl:i .and coffee. '\)( lessons were learned aga inst H1gh School w1ll hold a bake M G Ch'ld M 1 sd, ed ' os 1 teams like Ravenswood War- sale on Saturdav. September !E rs · t eoCrhgef ' · k · xce 11 e11 1e , pres1 over .. ren Local and North Gallia lOth , •.t l&S Super Maret tile ritual opening with Mrs. Southern's Tornadoes are hop- lhis 21st y•ar, has voiced hope• Southeno Coach Don Van i terback Bob Grueser, Fullback as offeDBive end because of a Middleport !aired about e.en rand Millers Soper '" !Meinhart servmg as Manager ,ing to Op<'n thei r 1960 football ' this fin al Blue Devil team can Meter who Inherited a ,.niorSherm Cundifland Right Half. Irib injury but will 1>e ""' 5 - AKainst WarrPn and North Gal - i New Haven , and Bachner Su- pro tern of the Temp le. Mrs. , seasoR with a wiH thi s Fr1day repeat U1e performance of lasl 1l donlln.ated ~quad ill his .first I1back Jobo McClintock. T b e on defense, according lo Coarh Jio, but Raven, wood wa. a dif· l per Market and, the B&B Mar-; Horace McElhinny was wei- night over the Chauncey-Dover 1year's S<1uad that posted an 8h ad mentor bo s Left Half poot will be filled by [1 Vaa Meter. ferent story. ket m Ma:-;on . 1 he sale wJIJ Icomed Uack after <tn absence of 1 Blue Devi l:- ol AI hens County. ' 1-t rP.cord. j as e • pe J1small, but speedy T"IDl Cozart. Other Soulhern starten will ThJfJ early in the season it at JD sew· ral meetings due to hospi· The f:levils, seemingly al- f Nine are retumiag hi1 Tornadoes wlll be a jwJior. ; be Tom Wickline, righl tackle; . hard for some mentors to !:iay 1 . talization this summer. ways w1th a strong e]P\'en, from the 1965 Blue Devil team [ up to take the opner. We ! Ends e.tpected to start for i Carl H.il>hmson , g1.•l'd; Pythians Have Fall Meeting r' ,. Southern Tornadoes to Host Chauncey 1 t~ is I s~~ I Mark~t a.~·---·~------~ "~ s~ason Jeue~meo ge~red. l'l/~ht 1 ! "this" or "thai' ' will be a start. Irons Wide open and up lng lineup and su('h is thf' case of the Jackets. It Yellu~· grab~. th~re- 1 Geo_rge S~uer. f<lre looks like Sat urday mght hackf1el der • JS star for 1 Reported ill, but improving, handed Snu th•·rn one ot '" while 11 were lost by gradua- haven't looked u good u wbat j Souther• are veteran M I k e I Jim Hanlon, <enter; pos~ ~et@r. ' were Mrs. Griff RusselL Mrs. three defeats Jast year in the tion. This wilt. be Cbauncey'sjl would Uke," said Van JenkiRs_, a seeior and 1'But the Max SanborR, Lena McEllunney I encounter of Ihe cam- last football team as a are Jbow1ag 1 ; Didd.le. Ed J_ark~t. ) ~ning reported s!tll al i-land Homer Jnnes. Miss Mabel paigR. _sep~r· • tom ligament In his right leg.' and nowers .. Mrs. McElhmney - - ·- - --· ·- - -- ---~ --·-----· - - - - - bo~l ate school before consol1datroa : lot of eothusrasm. against Rutland. wlll be some- ~' ing and m~y side/1ne most of j Hysell was reported ill and is ' V.tera• . Chouncey · Dover w>th Alh.eRs alld The t;hat of a prov1ng ground for M1ddleport s opener beca use or. to be remembered w1lh cards mentor Bill Snuth, who n; m ne.x t . yegr. the Jackets Wlth ..vera) -·- - - To~ Plains j Th~ Tornadoes hav~ eteran/ 1backfteldera returning ill QuaJL. 1 ----- and Mrs. Ben Neutzlrng thanked I the group for cards and gifts I . r, . •~·~··> .·•· .. ~ P"" ' '• 1 ~ ~~ 0 . J , !I ways and means chairman, reported on the sa le of knives and report· ed some rf' maming on hand . A rummage sale was planned tentavelv fnr October 7-8 with lo· cation. to bf' announced. Hostes- WAHAMA CAPTAINS- Paul Hoffman, left, and William Arthur will be co·captains of the Wahama White Falcons this season. Both are seniors of Coach Boll llil:hardson. Sentinel Pboto for .th e October m"ting will be Mrs Clyde Andrews, Mrs. George rnilds and Mrs. Harold J.em/ey. Mt;ETING SLATED PT. PI.F,ASANT - A joint f' 1 meettnc. does filth-ever lootball squad. ·Seven of Southern's 14 letter· mea are seniors. 1 0.: Mrs. Gladys Today ,. Thursday, Sept. I, Fife, Middleport; Richard Ke•·J the 251st day of l96tl with ll to 4 tersou, Ft. -CiiniOR; a sister, follow. Carrie Smith, Canton: and IJi grandchildren. Mrs. Kester· The moon Ia between Ill lost S<m· 1!/BS a member of · the quarter and new phase, Cbruch of Christ In Christian The morning stan are Union in Middleport. Saturn, Jupiter, Mars and Funeral services will be Venus. held Saturday at 2 p. m. at the The evening star io Saturn. Ewing Funeral •!lome with the United ·State. Sen. Robert Charles litger and Re•. Taft was born on thlo day In Troy Fields olflclaUng. Burial 1889. wJII be in !he Rock Sprlllgs On thiS day ill history: Cemetery. .Iii 1565, tho first permanent settlement of wbal Jo now tht _ . :!Rl.\TJIP. " . . COIItlnental United Slate. w., Fafio, waJ'i!jl!r ljidiy alod• Frl- louncle!l · at Sl. AIIIUSiine, Fla. ..,, Bllh, ......., 7UI. ~ r.- .Iii ~. tht Crimean War · Rev. held October 1 at Wahama be- tant I, Dodderer,! ~onton, ginning at 9 a .m. AU members of both clubs are urged to attend this impor. Mrs. Kesterson , ~ I ses mtoeting of the Point Pleasant Woman·s Club and the New Haven Woman's Club will be held this evening fThursday) 7:.10 p m. in the auditorium at Wilhama High School and final plans will be formulated for thP Southwestern District Wo-man's Club Convention to be I ~; .1 ·-----··- - ,four sophomores and seveo !freshmen make up the Torna· work as T-quarterback for the Blue Devils aRd to also wlug ing back. Gary Thomas, a 138 Mrs. Pearl V. Kesterson, 88, lb. senior, will be In the fuU· Mtnersvllle, died Wednesday af~ back poslUon while Larry Thotemoon at HeJzer Hospilal. mas and Gene Lewis are• half. · backs. Sunivon include her hus-band, Ben Kesterso11; children, mrs. Audrla Jeffers · , Mine-•..Tbe Almpnac vnte; Mrs. Beulah By United Prou laternallonal $80 spPnt for altuistic work. Mrs. Maxine Owens , Mike Mo~an. als~ · in the three month period and ., Junior !Dailey, left guard and a 1 Ihle, left tackle. passes Away Jim Stley has been pegged to on wednesday ........ the sillgle btock- mg the business meeting a total . of 126 sick visits were reported "•: Steve semor, w•U see llmited actrou . Twelve seniors, five juniors, sent lo them during ill ness. Uur-~ ll ~ ffil.CAPJ'AINS - Rutland Coach Charlet Smltb ·poses here wllb bla tri~lp­ tains for the 1966 Red Devils team. Kneeling are ebarles Scott, left, and Roger Black wbile J0e Hawkins looks on from behilld..tse.Diloa!· Pbota. · --- ~·"'I. ·1'J;;H1 ... · ·!It ·· " .. . -· . SIMON'S MAIKET OjMfllltlly9:00 fo 7:00-Friclay Tll8 S"'urdly Til 9 P<IM!ROY WY 2-3975 IIADY fO fA1 BOILED HAM ~"'· 99c lI . ' SICINI.ItS WIENERS I=IIISHLY GIIOUI!IO & fiACkMID GROUND BEEF 3 lb. $1.29 ' ADAMt ot liOLSUM BREAD OMOE A 140M0Cilii1ZID 5 ltft'fl McCOY'S .MILK _..... 99c .. * HANDCII.AflnD' for greater dtiPIIIdlilllhiJ TIM BARSTOW • 21li:4UBW Handsome Contemporary sljlled "lo-t.Q¥" .. cabinet in grained Walnul (Ofdr. V Ov'll · · ·'· twln·cone speaker. VHF/(JHf Spbtflre Ptn~,t World famous Zenith perlolntincetWotld ' famous Zenith valu~l *HANDCIIAPND * for fewer ~trtitt prObllft!o · Super Gold Video Guard :runlna Systtm * il!'ftent,. %etilth Color llemodiiiiiM Circuitly A LOWI LOW 449·' 5 ·~~,.,·...,,,. 5 . ,, ·-INGELS FURNITURE �. ,. . '') ·~'.f' .• ' - •• . " ' \ \ 'I I . '. ' . ~ ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad· Way Business ~arv1ces '. OUT ! THEY GO;I WE'RE CLEANING I"GI "''"' Ad HOUSEl iioervtco ' " 1 ,., !Nora on• tn.. rtiD,. Minimum ~,;n•r•• '0 cen'11 cenH ptl< wor11 •o• lllrM ~;;oft. HOtt'DA HARLEY MOTORCYCLES EXPERIENCED WHEEL ' leC:UIIYI ~·· IIIIKI ''"' '\ CHECKERS, · . DOC, BUT I SEE 'IO'RE LOADED UP WI F EMARGENCY ·CASES SAID ~r; BVICE ' ••• II DMI O•· fHI NICII1 PEOPI,.I CALL ,;)'/t' ' ALIGNMENT M50 SPORT .~·:.-;•;:rT tnd ,lUKE · .' ~' ILAmNARS Blaettnars •Ot CARC (,) F paul Wllhll'l On I>'ICI ""or• )I lriOI1IORa' Ill .. 1y1. lc LI'L ABNER MIDDL-POR1 -~= A= uto 5•~"'181=;,..~,-- HONDA 50, fully equipped, $190. Paul H. Baer, Pomeroy, Slllr Roule, Phone 1185-3830. 9 7 31p 7[ %c-:TO=N;-;; Ch"e'"'v"'ro71e71-;tru=ck.:-,--:,:;:ho=rt wheel base witb stock racks, all in good condition. Phone~992-2787. t 7 61p :t· " 1960 INTERNATIONAL pickup IU:'iUl 1 PIOO ... Ct .. G truck , good tires, good Wt.N1 to.O general condition good. PHONE WY 2-2156 9!12-3773 9 8 31c FOR SALE - 1966 Oldsmobile Notice - - - - Tri-Power 442. Jim Hobstel· GU:'i SHOOT, Sunday, Sept II, ler, Salem St., Rutland, Ohio at the Isaac Walton Farm, 9 8 3tc 1.-=======~i - --,-=-==------: Chcs1P.r. Sponsored by the 1955 Sale At Landmark CHRYSLER, excellenl rw> Chester Volunteer Fire De- oing condition. Ph. 742-5852. New 3 HP S1brt Tlll1r partment. 9 8 3tp B&S ong., Rog. $129 _90.00 -----~8- 31__6_tp_ ADAM 'S Trading Post and An- tique Store moved tu a new location al the Cross Roads Junction 124 and State Route · 14' oo Rullalld Road. Ph. 742-4461. 9 1 tic ' ""'" Club at Savthorn 0~1• BOB E. BYER 125 Felrl•n• Dr. Middt~rt ~ ' S-ERVICE ~ ' ~ •ll.... lliif!..tiji'Jiiii • ...... ' 'I ' . eCer- eTruck eltul8r . ?· Care • Bulldozer :;: ' .. et WD CARS LE_F t eAny Type ePARTS for OUTBO~RD MOTORS e&OA'i!S & MOTORS eiOA.T f'AINT eTOOLS S.At KEITH GOBLE FORD Mttropollt1n Mot~ .,., 2·2196 ._,..... ~nd Stturday . Bv HOWIE SCHNEIDER ~801'l:flv{JP' rM AFOR VARIOOS MMJ GOVERNMENT AGENCIE~l -· 20" New Homko Livestock Mower, Reg.14.95 ___71.00 TROUBL£ IS 71-lfli!E'S A GROWIIVG PEMAND , JiDR HI':: KIND OF ~00: ~ r:.QI~ AT ALL~ .."llli>.T'S: I .---- ~· - 'WHATe\IEI!. HA~ 11:1 BE. OONE WELL.IS GASULIN! ALLEY ., WORK I Ml' MOITO! ' 'i u..d 16 cu. 11. CIMost Frnter, Reg. 90.00 _ ---~~--. 75.00 four 9 week old pigs. Phone II Osed Norge R•fr1t~retor •ogular 75.00 _ 50.00 9 8 3tc 992_7228_ __ For Sale: _ WILL DO ironing in my home . PONY, saddle, bridle and Mrs. Joann Wolfe. Ph. 9'J2 · . hailer, $85. Henry Werry, 557i . 9 7 Gte } · Pleasanl Ridge, Pomeroy, o. Jade Caney, Mgr• .. - - -, , Ph. 992-5480. 9 7 31p AUCTION at Laurel Clill ' - - -- --..School House, St. RL 124, ev· I HAY. Ph. 9!12-7931. 9 7 6tp BUDGET PRICED lundture lr our tblrd floor budget obop. ery Friday night at 7 p. m., LUSTRF~ Foam·~ exclusive colBaker Furlllture, Middleport Adams Trading Post and Auc· or bnghtE>niog formula wiU Obio. 11 12 Uc lion House, Russell Welch, made vom carpets look like sales manager. 8 23 tfc new ~gain Electric shampoo· BEANS, potal.oell, tomatoes , '· er rent.<ll $1 Ebersbach Hard- and melons. Clarence Prof· Wanted ware. Pomeroy, Ohio, . fitt, PorUand, 0. Pb. 841!·2234. 1 9 JVOMAN To live ·with me in - -· .. ___ I a 11 lie my home and do iight housetomatoes, $1 bushel, · work. Anna Smith, 777 S. yoo pick. George Hill, Dor- 19158 CONSOLE S"I'EREO-Just 8 31 •v1e taken in. lovely walnut 4Ul St, Middleporl, 0 . cas, 0. Ish, radio equipped with _ 9 1 Gtc_ ~URNACE, - 85,000 BTU, speed automatic changer, NANTED - Work for buUdoz. like oew C. A. Davis. Ph. aJ volume conlrol. This er. Ph. 992-2208. 8 B JOtc 773-5674. 8 31 61P 3 months old. Take over payT~- B~y MILLIONS of r•tgs ilave been men Is of $1.25 per week or cleaned with Blue Lustre. pay balllft<e due tll6.00. \ NTTQUES .- Fu-rniture, - marble It's America's finest. it in your home. Ph. 99W218. lOJJ tables, dishes, cut glass, electric shampooer $1. Pick· I I ltc miscellaneous ·items. Lee ens' Hardware Co., lne. Rudisill, ·1111 ~ Terrace, e& Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 Ill 30tp 1 --------,-.,-:...:.~ w. 1""'"""""'"""""'""'""'""'""'"""1 THE BORN LOSI! 11 lly CHESTER GOJILD DICK iRACY I " LIGHTS? CAMERA? WAAT HAVE WE ~ERE?" t--, .. - •nl;d tmployment Wanted no v . 18. wanls any type work. Andy Jones, Cheshire, phone ~·Wfi Cheshire. ~i'> 9 8 31c Devotions Open Church WSCSMeeting ABBIE AND SLATS Br SCHULZ ~111£ OiHER HAN~ IF I NOVE, HE'L:i. I!IIMP H~ HEAP... IT'5 EITHER MY NECK OR "IS HEAt>... '® .-." . ,,.,. I JI 1 'I , ~~ lJ J lt· II THREE and four room ed and unfurnished apanments. WV ~5434. 12 6 tic THREE and four room fur. nished apartJDeuls. AU ntJII. ties paid. Pbone WY 2-2178. Rowley and Reed. Aller 6 p. m. call WY 2-3514. 4' 5 ROOM apartment with bath. Pb. ~Ill. I 9 lie FOUR ROOM lurniSbed meDI. In' 2-3658. 4 14 'VLRW MODERN 2 bedroom llotM, PomenJ)', 0. Ph. WJ-2903 daf w WUI~ evealllp. -wn.o:a: - . fllttfll ,. OUT WITH FULL SIRVICII· "4ou•s op•u:~: IS J~ "' M •o ~ :011 P ~ uauy Salu •du l::tO ll. 1111 ~ 11:00 hloo" IT'!o SO ~AS'J TO PLACii: to •fo• 11 AL ~.:API' SOUP.'.' MEIC:OS COUNTY : '"'"tmum E•th fWOrll .,.lt.iQ ~Y.GOODMOR­ WY 11.2151 Pom,roy, 0. OK BUYS! Olb I HAN.S & OIIITUARtt:!t ,, ,1, lo• .... DSVIJ'BB.-IZMW y,._.. I Crn>to~J..,te: MOIIIC THAN IL\LF OF MODERN CULTUQ DICPEND!! ON WHA'l' ONJil SHOULDN'T READ. "'0 I a &&II pemw ., 'IM'' JDc,) '' . fl;l . ... , . -~ •1 ..... , •wlingl Honda Sales· Phontm·2143 NY 2·2193 .. ~· DICK RAWLINGS WIO.NT 51EEPM£'$ 1na4r1101U QII<OUnt ly WA"T Wml..... 'J THI Wlt'L,I!TJ 4 Ill .' ,.., 'II! ~. ' . ~ ~LUNK' / ' I I J' ll �. ,. . '') ·~'.f' .• ' - •• . " ' \ \ 'I I . '. ' . ~ ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad· Way Business ~arv1ces '. OUT ! THEY GO;I WE'RE CLEANING I"GI "''"' Ad HOUSEl iioervtco ' " 1 ,., !Nora on• tn.. rtiD,. Minimum ~,;n•r•• '0 cen'11 cenH ptl< wor11 •o• lllrM ~;;oft. HOtt'DA HARLEY MOTORCYCLES EXPERIENCED WHEEL ' leC:UIIYI ~·· IIIIKI ''"' '\ CHECKERS, · . DOC, BUT I SEE 'IO'RE LOADED UP WI F EMARGENCY ·CASES SAID ~r; BVICE ' ••• II DMI O•· fHI NICII1 PEOPI,.I CALL ,;)'/t' ' ALIGNMENT M50 SPORT .~·:.-;•;:rT tnd ,lUKE · .' ~' ILAmNARS Blaettnars •Ot CARC (,) F paul Wllhll'l On I>'ICI ""or• )I lriOI1IORa' Ill .. 1y1. lc LI'L ABNER MIDDL-POR1 -~= A= uto 5•~"'181=;,..~,-- HONDA 50, fully equipped, $190. Paul H. Baer, Pomeroy, Slllr Roule, Phone 1185-3830. 9 7 31p 7[ %c-:TO=N;-;; Ch"e'"'v"'ro71e71-;tru=ck.:-,--:,:;:ho=rt wheel base witb stock racks, all in good condition. Phone~992-2787. t 7 61p :t· " 1960 INTERNATIONAL pickup IU:'iUl 1 PIOO ... Ct .. G truck , good tires, good Wt.N1 to.O general condition good. PHONE WY 2-2156 9!12-3773 9 8 31c FOR SALE - 1966 Oldsmobile Notice - - - - Tri-Power 442. Jim Hobstel· GU:'i SHOOT, Sunday, Sept II, ler, Salem St., Rutland, Ohio at the Isaac Walton Farm, 9 8 3tc 1.-=======~i - --,-=-==------: Chcs1P.r. Sponsored by the 1955 Sale At Landmark CHRYSLER, excellenl rw> Chester Volunteer Fire De- oing condition. Ph. 742-5852. New 3 HP S1brt Tlll1r partment. 9 8 3tp B&S ong., Rog. $129 _90.00 -----~8- 31__6_tp_ ADAM 'S Trading Post and An- tique Store moved tu a new location al the Cross Roads Junction 124 and State Route · 14' oo Rullalld Road. Ph. 742-4461. 9 1 tic ' ""'" Club at Savthorn 0~1• BOB E. BYER 125 Felrl•n• Dr. Middt~rt ~ ' S-ERVICE ~ ' ~ •ll.... lliif!..tiji'Jiiii • ...... ' 'I ' . eCer- eTruck eltul8r . ?· Care • Bulldozer :;: ' .. et WD CARS LE_F t eAny Type ePARTS for OUTBO~RD MOTORS e&OA'i!S & MOTORS eiOA.T f'AINT eTOOLS S.At KEITH GOBLE FORD Mttropollt1n Mot~ .,., 2·2196 ._,..... ~nd Stturday . Bv HOWIE SCHNEIDER ~801'l:flv{JP' rM AFOR VARIOOS MMJ GOVERNMENT AGENCIE~l -· 20" New Homko Livestock Mower, Reg.14.95 ___71.00 TROUBL£ IS 71-lfli!E'S A GROWIIVG PEMAND , JiDR HI':: KIND OF ~00: ~ r:.QI~ AT ALL~ .."llli>.T'S: I .---- ~· - 'WHATe\IEI!. HA~ 11:1 BE. OONE WELL.IS GASULIN! ALLEY ., WORK I Ml' MOITO! ' 'i u..d 16 cu. 11. CIMost Frnter, Reg. 90.00 _ ---~~--. 75.00 four 9 week old pigs. Phone II Osed Norge R•fr1t~retor •ogular 75.00 _ 50.00 9 8 3tc 992_7228_ __ For Sale: _ WILL DO ironing in my home . PONY, saddle, bridle and Mrs. Joann Wolfe. Ph. 9'J2 · . hailer, $85. Henry Werry, 557i . 9 7 Gte } · Pleasanl Ridge, Pomeroy, o. Jade Caney, Mgr• .. - - -, , Ph. 992-5480. 9 7 31p AUCTION at Laurel Clill ' - - -- --..School House, St. RL 124, ev· I HAY. Ph. 9!12-7931. 9 7 6tp BUDGET PRICED lundture lr our tblrd floor budget obop. ery Friday night at 7 p. m., LUSTRF~ Foam·~ exclusive colBaker Furlllture, Middleport Adams Trading Post and Auc· or bnghtE>niog formula wiU Obio. 11 12 Uc lion House, Russell Welch, made vom carpets look like sales manager. 8 23 tfc new ~gain Electric shampoo· BEANS, potal.oell, tomatoes , '· er rent.<ll $1 Ebersbach Hard- and melons. Clarence Prof· Wanted ware. Pomeroy, Ohio, . fitt, PorUand, 0. Pb. 841!·2234. 1 9 JVOMAN To live ·with me in - -· .. ___ I a 11 lie my home and do iight housetomatoes, $1 bushel, · work. Anna Smith, 777 S. yoo pick. George Hill, Dor- 19158 CONSOLE S"I'EREO-Just 8 31 •v1e taken in. lovely walnut 4Ul St, Middleporl, 0 . cas, 0. Ish, radio equipped with _ 9 1 Gtc_ ~URNACE, - 85,000 BTU, speed automatic changer, NANTED - Work for buUdoz. like oew C. A. Davis. Ph. aJ volume conlrol. This er. Ph. 992-2208. 8 B JOtc 773-5674. 8 31 61P 3 months old. Take over payT~- B~y MILLIONS of r•tgs ilave been men Is of $1.25 per week or cleaned with Blue Lustre. pay balllft<e due tll6.00. \ NTTQUES .- Fu-rniture, - marble It's America's finest. it in your home. Ph. 99W218. lOJJ tables, dishes, cut glass, electric shampooer $1. Pick· I I ltc miscellaneous ·items. Lee ens' Hardware Co., lne. Rudisill, ·1111 ~ Terrace, e& Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 Ill 30tp 1 --------,-.,-:...:.~ w. 1""'"""""'"""""'""'""'""'""'"""1 THE BORN LOSI! 11 lly CHESTER GOJILD DICK iRACY I " LIGHTS? CAMERA? WAAT HAVE WE ~ERE?" t--, .. - •nl;d tmployment Wanted no v . 18. wanls any type work. Andy Jones, Cheshire, phone ~·Wfi Cheshire. ~i'> 9 8 31c Devotions Open Church WSCSMeeting ABBIE AND SLATS Br SCHULZ ~111£ OiHER HAN~ IF I NOVE, HE'L:i. I!IIMP H~ HEAP... IT'5 EITHER MY NECK OR "IS HEAt>... '® .-." . ,,.,. I JI 1 'I , ~~ lJ J lt· II THREE and four room ed and unfurnished apanments. WV ~5434. 12 6 tic THREE and four room fur. nished apartJDeuls. AU ntJII. ties paid. Pbone WY 2-2178. Rowley and Reed. Aller 6 p. m. call WY 2-3514. 4' 5 ROOM apartment with bath. Pb. ~Ill. I 9 lie FOUR ROOM lurniSbed meDI. In' 2-3658. 4 14 'VLRW MODERN 2 bedroom llotM, PomenJ)', 0. Ph. WJ-2903 daf w WUI~ evealllp. -wn.o:a: - . fllttfll ,. OUT WITH FULL SIRVICII· "4ou•s op•u:~: IS J~ "' M •o ~ :011 P ~ uauy Salu •du l::tO ll. 1111 ~ 11:00 hloo" IT'!o SO ~AS'J TO PLACii: to •fo• 11 AL ~.:API' SOUP.'.' MEIC:OS COUNTY : '"'"tmum E•th fWOrll .,.lt.iQ ~Y.GOODMOR­ WY 11.2151 Pom,roy, 0. OK BUYS! Olb I HAN.S & OIIITUARtt:!t ,, ,1, lo• .... DSVIJ'BB.-IZMW y,._.. I Crn>to~J..,te: MOIIIC THAN IL\LF OF MODERN CULTUQ DICPEND!! ON WHA'l' ONJil SHOULDN'T READ. "'0 I a &&II pemw ., 'IM'' JDc,) '' . fl;l . ... , . -~ •1 ..... , •wlingl Honda Sales· Phontm·2143 NY 2·2193 .. ~· DICK RAWLINGS WIO.NT 51EEPM£'$ 1na4r1101U QII<OUnt ly WA"T Wml..... 'J THI Wlt'L,I!TJ 4 Ill .' ,.., 'II! ~. ' . ~ ~LUNK' / ' I I J' ll �',,. 'I! .f ., ·• .l.,'l't ,,•• •' .,,' •..' ,, ' .•• r ' ., ' .;;; ""!····~ ; ·. ...... ' " •,! ,.. .1· 12-Dill.Y Sentinel, Pomero)'·Middle'(lorl, 0., Sept. 8, 1960 .. ... 50th Wedding Anniversary is Celebrated by Frank Holter's , \- .....--. ---. ... e • ' '· I'OMEROY-MIOOlfPORT, OHIO VOL ,X,V-111 NO. 101 FIVE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1966 Army Engineers Recommend Can WASHINGTON (UP!) -The U.S. Anny's Board ot Engmel:!rs for Rivers and Harbors Wday recommended to Congress thai the controversial Lake Erie Ohlo River canal be built. ~P- Michael J. Kirwan, DYoungstown, and Frank Bow, R-Canton. made the announcement jointly at a news conference. The recommendation means NOTICE Free Florida Trips Extended! 100 GALLONS Takes You To Florida CERTIFIED GAS STATION 538 W. Main St. Pomeroy that the $948 mUIIon waterway has cleared a major hurdle. Kirwan, cliairman of the House Public Works Approprialions subcommittee, said there was $500,0110 in the current bud· get before his committee to provide planning money for the canaL Kirwan, who has sought the project since he came to Congress in the __1930's, said, "I PFC Johnson Takes Stand On Court Martial Charge 3 t TONIGHT thru FRIDAY "BEACH BALL" FT. DIX, N.J. (UP!) -Pic. James .Johnson told his court marUal Wday he refused to go to v Nam because thousands of civilians, including women and children, •'are being bomb ..~ shot and gassed ." Johnson, 20, of New York, B ~Tnrs f.drl WORLD App•.IC3liOnS • Pomeroy . 01\lo TONIGHT FRIDAY ~and SATURDAY September 9·1 0 "DRACULA, PRINCE OF Postal Jobs DARKNESS" (T N' hnicotor ) Chn st opher Lt't' Bttrbara Shl•l)('y 2nd F'EATURE "PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES" I (Tt'chn icQlor) A.n-drl? M orr ~?ll John Carson spent only IS minutes testifying in his own behalf. The defense then rested !Ia case. Johnson, second of three GJ's who refused to ship out "to fight an Illegal war," admitted under defense questioning that he refused a direct order to board a plane for Viet Nam. Asked why, he replied: "Thousands of peasants. ineluding women and cblldren, are being bombed. shot and gassed '" VIet Nam." Col. Robert F. Maguire, judicial officer at the court martial. called a brief r>rm before lnstrucllng lbe eightman jury. A verdict was e.~pected before noon EDT. Pvt. Dennis Mora, 25, of New York was convicted Wednesday 00 the same charges faced b Johnson and was sentenced to three years at hard labor, a dishonorable discharge from the army and forfeiture of pay. Pi<kup 5th pgh: Johnson I•n 1 M• County I ' abl with areas enJolnr ebeap would hold up legally. He lndl· water transportation for the cated, however. that the project movement of coal and Iron had not been c:eared by the ore." Bureau of the Budgel In CooThe project has loag been gress, a project must be authfought by the railroads and by orized undar separate !eglola· citizen grou}lll who claim the Uon before moue cao be apcanal will only beael!l Youngs-~ propriated. town, Kirwan's home city. The canal would extend 120 Bow said he was confident. miles from the Ohio River near that a congressional aathoriza-~ Rochester, Pa., running northlion of the project made In 1935 westward near Youngstown and Warren and on w Lake Erie, probably to Fairport Harbor near fafnesvUie. Kirwan said, bowever, the final Lake Erie terminua woUld be determined feet except In the restricted reaches through Youngstown and Warren, Ohio where a depth ~ 15 feet would be provlded. The board estimated It wt11 cost $3.1 million annually io operate and maintain the calla!. The board further recommended that the location of the Lake Erie terminus be determined at the Ume of prepara· later. The board stated "that the whole project from the ·Oblo River to Lake Erie is economically justified and accordingly recommends it for construct. ion ... wlth channel depths of 12 Uon of construcUon plaDs. had been assumed that tbe a! would end at a poiut midway between Clevel.aDd AshtabUla, near PalneavUie. '•· This canal and another pit~. posed canal jofnlng the see and Tomblgbee riven il' · Alabama could eventually I~ a 1,74S ml1e watel'Way stretdlIng from Lake Erie to ~ Ala. ' rr..- Black Power Leader hound T0 u·Ighcourt ATLANTA (UP)) -Stokely Carmichael, the controversJal "black power" leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordlnating Committee (SNCC), was bound over to Superior Court Wday on a charge of Inciting • riot. Carmlchael wa8 arrested I Thursday night in connection I with a riot by 1,1100 Negroes [ Tuesday in an Atlanta slum district. He was originally scheduled for a hearing in municipal court this morning, but his attorney, Howard Moore, asked that the case be delayed untfl later In the day. Moore changed his mind about an hour later and brought Carmichael before Judge T. C. Utile, and the defendant waived the hearing. Carmichael was held on a $8,006 bond on lbe e~~ar«e ol'l!!CIIInli: a rlol..., a $1,006 bond-\m 8 MilO' ~· cr'eating a disturbance. lloltl 1 was not posted. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Blondes held a 3 to I lead today in lhe competition for the Miss America crown. The Thursday night prelim!· nary wins of two blondes •hapely Miss south Carolina and talented Miss Ohkl - · made it appear the long time jinx against fair haired beauties Th~ Board ~f U. S. C 1 v 11 may end this year. 1 Serv1ce Exammers today an· nounced an examination lor Miss New Hampshire, al:;o a I substitute clerks and carriers blonde,. tDok lbe swim suit I lor the post office at MiddleCOll'lpetition Wednesday. Brown- [ port. haired Miss Califomi~ '!'o~ the , The starling sal~y is 12.64 talent contest. " · . per hour. No specific expert. • . ··' ·,ence is required but all apph· .. €41't .. UllliNIDV - ~ A; canla must pass a written test pinhOle leak in the first 1 and must reside within the destage•qf tll!I,IJ:I,~O\.,farcy; I livery area of the MJddteporl Six ~'"Fined lng 1\11. ~· capsule tOday Post Office. · caU8ed postpc)flement . o~ the 1 Persons Interested in taklilg Gemini 11 space m1ssJon for I this examination shauld secure · "at least 2f hollrs... Iapplication card form 51100-AB ' . el!!'S Reschedulfn1 of the fight oi l from the Middleport Post 01· !' · Creed B~Rle Dies astronauts. Charles (Pete) Con- I fict> . Applications, ·when comAt M'•amu • burR, 0 . · ra d and R•c.har d F. Gordon had I pleted, must be mailed to the : ._ .. __. _ ..... _ . . .. · . , MAJORETIES - The Pomeroy High School j!and and majorette corps have been working hard d\lrlng to walt until all of the 32,0110 Executive Secretary, Board of . Funeral services for Creed the past two months preparing for a good season of shows. They will present pregame and halftime showt gal.~ons of fuel aboard the Tl- ~ u. s. Civil Service Examiners, Six fines were levied and i Beegle, 92, for~erl~ of Racine, tonight under the directiOn of Don Miller. Majorettes kneeling include Bev Beaver, Pautetta Hudson, Ka,thy tan s fll'st s~ge could be un- Room 4240 Main Post Office. three men forfeited bonds t t s · who died at MLaJIUsbmg on Fultz, Mary Francis, Nancy Titus. Standing, Pam Crew, Peggy Hoffner, head majorette Jennifer Blakeslee, loaded,. and technicians could Cleveland, 'Ohl<l, 14113. Applf· morning t.n Meigs COOilty Coil)'! IThursday morning will be held Kay McGowan, Mflliel.egar, Maria Grueser. determme how eaSily the hole I cations will be accepted until racllon of Judge Frank W. Port- ISaturday at 2 p. m. at the could be repaired. further notice. 1er, Jr. IU!!lted Brethren Church at il&Wittmoawiii':;s;;; z,.zu M4'P.+ ;; ;v Worley Russell, charged with 1 Dorcas wltb Rev. Freeland Memberobfp ttd<ell of lbe 1 CLEVELAND - NICK PIET- T' k A 'I bl backing without caution, was : Norris officiating. Burial wUI Pomeroy AlbleUe Aosocl•llon SAIGON (UP)) -Barrage craft more hazardous. Many have not been •lgbted over 1·osante, former Notre Dame IC els VSJ a e fined 110 and costs; .James RoO- be in Planls cemetery. wiD be aold 00 die atreet• of star and 1959 rookie of the For Science Review aid Pooler no murner, $5 and Survivors lnclnde one daugl>-' balloons similar to those 1 U.S . jet planes now swoop in at Hanoi or Haiphong Bl yet. year in the National Football . r ·eigs County farmers plan- costs: wubur Eugene Barrett, ter, Goldie, of Franklin, 0., b! ':t~!. ~=­ hoisted over London during the ' about 1,0110 feet over targets. Sources suggested ooe poalLeague, said today be signed nmg to attend the Farm Sci- unsafe vehicle, $5 and costs: three grandchildren, Roy Bur- duy morning, It was aDDoune- battle of Britain in 1941 are I Higher flying planes are easier ble use of such balloollB would witb the Clev~land Browns in ence Review.. ~t. Do_n Scott .Francis Rathbum, defective ton Beegle, with whom he made ed today. All supporten of beng sent aloft over Commu- targets for antiaircraft wea- be to load them with "air mines" set to explode when any order to play with a contender. Air(ield. oorlhwest- · of~ -Colurn· muffler, $5 ..Del ·eosts and HoW- his home, Woodrow of Carlisle die Pomeroy Purple Panther nist North Viet Nam in pons. Pletrosante, who was releas- bus, on September 21-23 may ard NOble, nb OJ)e'rator's license and Gilbert Beegle of Fair- foolball program are asked attempts to turn back Jow- l Second, balloons m"ke U.S. plane comes near tbe big cue ed by the Qetrolt Lions, signed [secure lheir ticket!: in advance $25 a_nd costs and 30 days in 1 born, and six great grQndchJld- to purchase tbetr 1168 assot1- flying U.S. jets, it was Iplanes more vulnerable to bag. !\ one-year contract with Cleve- here, It was announced today. jail. Judge Porter suspended No- I ren. Friends may caU at 1Communist surface - to - air Whatever the full effective~n alton membership from tbe disclosed today. The balloons, seen over the (SAM) missiles, which also are ness of the balloons, air expert~ land Thursday night and will I The three -d ay event "' cov- ble's jafl sentence and placed Ewing Funeral Home Ull p1dders. play in the season opener at 1 er most of the late!lt pra~ices him on .probatton for two ears. on Satu~ay, at which time eapital of Hanoi and the key more effective at high altitude. said they could present 1 new 1 port of Haiphong, are about 12 U.S. spokesmen said exces- and major factor in the air war Washington Sunday. I and farm machinery avaliable Forfeitlng bonds were Aaron 1body w•ll be taken to in the slate. Advaace tickets Bauman," $2'1.~ for speeding: i church. to 15 feet in diameter. They are sive numbers of the balloons 1 ever North Viet Nam. SUdl altaehed to steel cables and - - ----- · ·- · - ---- balloons over London bindered COLUMBUS- mE STATE Iare on sale In the county at Ronnie L. Buckle, 127.50 un- 1 ----Wildlife Division is pullin~ lor 1!i0 cents or may be secured at •ale vebicle and Andrew E. I MILLER CITED sent to heights of 3.5110 to 4,01J0 the German Luftwaffe's air feet, American pilots said. attacks oo the city 26 yetU'It hunters lo bag their limit ol 1the gate for II. Tickets are Thomas, $2'1.50, speeding. Dallas Miller, 38, Mason, W. Spokesmen said the balloons ago. squirrels in the season, which 1 avai lat'e ill the County Exten, Va., was cited to Pomeroy Mayopened Wday. , sion Office, · the · ASCS Office, ·c;Ioar tollllbl. low 4&-5'1. Most· or Charles Legar's Court rising in great arcs over the 1 ( There was no report that North have in some cases ! S ln American pilots had tried ia The limit Is lour per day and · the Meigs Landmark Store, and ly IDbDf, a llltle wormer Sa~ Thursday by poflce on a 1 caused u.s. planes !o turn I shoot down th• ballootll .... (Continued on Page 2) Carl Kautz Feed Store. urday. of center charge. away. The barrage balloons U.S. spokesmen gave .. coming could spell deadlv trouble in at l immediate explanation for IIIII. were discussed by the least two ways. ~ources said. The air war in Nortb V.W Meigs County Extension Home- First they make low-level Two . Mid.d l ~port. men escap- Nam has not beeD conventioull. makers Connell which m e t approaches ' by attacking air- ed ~~nous InJUry m a car-truck Much of the success of U.l. Thursday morning. - ---- · -- · colhs10n on Rt. 124 near Rut· airmen has been their freed m The first leader training John Werrv Elected land on Thursday afternoon. to sweep In low and sight thidr meeting will be held Septem- Boooter Pre•idt•nt Meigs Coun~J; Sherif! Robert targets, often such ~ ber 29 on Meal Planning. At John Werry Pomeroy was C. Harten bach s department neeting object& as trat.L this session leaders will receive elected new p~esident of' the . said Walter E._ ~urn gardner, 31, trucks and torpedo boats. · Information for three local meet- Pomeroy Athletic Boosters dur- Nelsonville, drtvmg a 1955 m~· In ground action NJlings. ing a brief meeting following el truck had pulled from a pn· foday, Allied troc}lll killed 111 "Meet the Team" Thursday ev- vate drive and traveled 68 feet Communists 1n a Mifa /tl Each club was Mked to have ening at the Pomeroy Football when his vehicle was st~uck clashes Thursday and ....., "· two leaders altend the mee~g Field. from the rear by a car dnven today. U.S. planes, b. . on Emergency Preparedness m In other &ction Colleen Van by Franklin Bentley Wilson, Jr. notwithstanding, ·IG!!fl ~ Waverly on October .4. Mater- Meter was elected secretary 20, Middleport. . heavy aertal attaw tats for two lessons will be pr.. and Lorena Arnold re-elected Kenneth Fry, 20. Middleporl, North. · ·· sented. In January, the topic as treasurer Kathryn Cr a passenger in the Wilson auto, will be legal and buslness af- was named '85 food chalrm: was thrown from the ear as a Veterul Memorial lairs. [lor th• 196& season. Sale of result· of the Impact. Both Fry . ~=:\:. President Margaret Brown membership tickets we., d~ and Wilson were taken to VetBetty I lllld Helen Swartz reporled on tributed to the members. The erans Memorial Hospital by Mlddl< . ·Mr. ~ t'<ve mee11ng 1n Co- next meeting of the BoosteE-R Squad }J<I'I. . the ~ecu , flbe Mrddleport 1m 1 1 ulti 1 ts Pomeroy· IIwnbliS. It was announced that will be Thursday, Sept. IS, ;:.;:.ea en ; l~ed p e co . land· Elli.a District Rural the Pomeroy Senior High school eA• ther rlwtas a m 'd .8 ard Paui Holter . 1 ~·nl•ren•ee wt11 be Oc'•ber at 7:30p.m. u 0 ••s sa< umg • •. t·• w nor's truck. after the crash Dllcbarpt Ill Jach on. The <'OOllcll aloo SQUAD ANSWERS CAlL CUITed three-tenths of a Carl and sea, that dues sholl)d be paid, The Racine Emergency Squad east of Rutland, veered to William ~::·':==~: I to the tre~~· was called at 9:45 p.m. Wed. len side of the hlghway Vbginta P'tlero!. Roae. Helen ~ariz , wu evening and transport. Wlloon's turned around tn CecD Ward: Sal~ ~frman. Earl Shuler, Nease SetUe- road and came to a s1<1p 8irtll - :,Jib,, IIDOl>~ to Meigs General Jlosp!tNlll, l'onitlol!. ,a· he WIIJ ertleted liS a Sheriff's depott.. said patllllll. AIIO:.U a.m. was heavy damage lo Thilll'8(lay, squadmen were calJ. truck and Wilson's ear was John 1\lcll:en- molished. wnson was d!etl Avat·lable for NOT OPEN have dedicated my ellorts over many years to make the waterway a reality for it lo vital not only to the economy of the Beaver • Mahonng Valle of Ohio but also to the nation. Without the transporlaUon advantages the canal will bring to the Beaver • Mahoning Valley, thi!l great steel - producing area will continue to decline being unable to compete favor- Wurl -Al:t'tOn-- · · · i WE CALL IT == "BLAST" BY PEDWIN Balloon Barrage Turns Back U.S. Planes I I 1 1 I BLAST I $15 Homemakers Council Plans Year'sprogram Y?ung man's dress favorite. The five eyelet, Jong wmg brogue. Always in style and even more popular this fall. Shown here, the Blast by Pedwin. Available in colors to blend with the new bronze and gold tones so popular in the young man 's fall wardrobe. "' '· Chapman· Canaday In the Mlddlo Block Noxt 1o IIIIo! t.ldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI 1T0U ,. .,,,' ' II " Your Full Service !Nnk Is ••• ! I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ;!' 6:00 to 8:00 lit . 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